Newborn Russia
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Never Enough - Newborn Russia (E13)
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Vacuum extraction & vertical birth - Newborn Russia (E14)
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Snowboard mom and a baby who can’t wait to be born - Newborn Russia (E15)
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Trying to avoid a repeat of a traumatic first labour - Newborn Russia (E16)
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A baby is for life - Newborn Russia (E17)
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The best-laid plans - Newborn Russia (E18)
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A fourth trip to the maternity ward for a 38-year-old mother - Newborn Russia (E19)
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When mum comes to the rescue - Newborn Russia (E20)
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A husband’s invaluable support - Newborn Russia (E21)
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Second Time Around - Newborn Russia (E22)
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Firstborn for internet dating soulmates - Newborn Russia (E23)
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Urgent C-section to save the lives of mother and child - Newborn Russia (E24)
A fourth trip to the maternity ward for a 38-year-old mother - Newborn Russia (E19)
38-year-old Alla is mother to a large family of 3 children with a fourth on the way. Although she has plenty of childbirth experience, her doctors have warned her that the fourth labour can be very unpredictable. Meanwhile, 36-year-old Kristina is expecting her second child to be delivered by C-section. She is afraid of the procedure and goes from feeling depressed to hysterical. Despite this, she can’t wait to meet her baby. The pregnancy was planned and the parents are already deeply in love with their soon-to-be new family member. Although both parents have children of their own, this baby will be their first together.
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Published: 13 April 2014 00:00
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