The perineum – the skin between the vagina and anus - stretches during childbirth and can sometimes tear. Learn here how to prepare the perineum for the birth.

Find out what to expect in the first 24 hours after giving birth.

The second stage of labour is when you give birth to your baby.

The perineum is the area of skin and muscle between your vagina and your anus

Doctors and midwives will use a variety of technology during your labour to monitor your progress and check that your baby is OK

A perineal tear is a laceration of the skin, muscles and other soft tissues that separate the vaginal opening and the anus (back passage).1 Tears are usually

Women's Physiotherapy at the Women's and Children's Hospital (South Australia) provides this advice and recommends the following exercises to help with your recovery after pregnancy and birth

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The second stage of labour starts when your cervix is fully dilated and you will usually soon have a strong urge to push because of the pressure your baby is placing on your pelvic area