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Preparing for Parenthood – 5 Tips to Help You Emotionally Prepare for Your Baby’s Arrival

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While you’re not the first person to welcome a bundle of joy into this world, having a baby is a highly personal, life-changing event that affects every aspect of your world. You’ll think differently, act differently, and probably never see things the same again.

For most new parents, the baby becomes the centre of their universe, and as such, life becomes an emotional rollercoaster that can be quite overwhelming. If you’re welcoming your own little one into the world soon, here are a few tips to help you prepare emotionally.

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1. Have a Plan but Be Flexible

The more you can plan ahead, the less stressful having a baby will be. Having a baby, especially your first, is full of unknowns, and you’ve probably got lots of questions such as

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