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Pregnant? Here’s how to bond with your baby bump

In Features, Motherhood, Pregnancy + Birth, Stories by Nicole Fuge

There is a tiny bebe growing inside of you. And some days it may feel as though being pregnant is crazy tiring, but try and make time to connect with your baby bump along the way.

By Ruby Matley

Everyone bonds with their baby bump differently during pregnancy. Just as they do once their mini is born. So don’t worry if you don’t have an immediate connection mama, everyone moves at their own pace.


“WHEN THE BABY STARTS KICKING AND MOVING, TAKE A MOMENT TO ENJOY THESE SPECIAL MOVEMENTS.”

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1. Massage your bump

It’s important to nourish your beautiful growing bump and use this as a way to connect with your bebe at the same time.

2. Talk or sing to your baby

Yes, your baby can hear you, so talk to them or sing to them throughout the day.

3. Listen to music

It’s time to introduce them to your fav tunes.

4. Snap your #bump

Take photos of your growing belly throughout your pregnancy as a reminder of how incredible your body is!

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5. Journal

Write down all of the weird and wonderful things that happen during your pregnancy… all of the cravings, kicks, feelings and emotions.

6. Give your baby a nickname
7. Enjoy the moments

When the baby starts kicking and moving, take a moment to enjoy these special movements. It helps your partner bond with your bump too. That’s when it all starts to feel real.

8. Visualise your baby

Or even better, see them on a 3D or 4D scan!

9 Months by Dr David Addenbrooke and Ruby Matley, RRP $34.99, published by Pan Macmillan.

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