The Lowdown on Antenatal Classes….

We often get asked the following questions about our prenatal classes, so thought it was easier to write them all down with the answers for

Meet Our Photographer! Theresa Oleson

When we were rebranding, we needed to have our new headshots taken – you can imagine the excitement (uh hum) about having our photos taken

Beloved Bumps Is Reborn……

You may have noticed recently that our logo has changed, and our colours have been updated….Beloved Bumps has had a makeover! Since our opening in

Event: Mum’s Night Off!

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Our ‘Mums Night Off!’ event on Friday 21st was so much fun. It took place at Pandora’s Garden, a wonderful hidden courtyard on Ann Siang

I’m pregnant! Now what?

If you have just found out you are pregnant, or you are pregnant and have just arrived in Singapore, you may be wondering what on

Meet the Instructor: Jessie Mills

Jessie is an Australian registered midwife, who now lives in Singapore with her husband and 2 boys. Jessie teaches our prenatal classes, First aid classes

Meet the Instructor: Natasha Cullen

The aim of our prenatal classes is to ensure you feel comfortable enough to ask our midwives ANY question. Both Natasha and Jessie (the midwives)

Types of Childbirth Classes

Looking to attend a prenatal class in Singapore before giving birth? Confused at the different classes available and what you’ll learn? When you first start

Benefits of Taking a Prenatal Classes

Are you pregnant and asking yourself, “Do I need to go to antenatal classes in Singapore?” or “Are antenatal / prenatal classes necessary?” The answer

When should I take a prenatal class?

We often get asked, “When should I start antenatal classes?” We recommend that you take an Antenatal / Prenatal classes around 28 weeks, up until

The Royal birth…

So excited for The Duchess of Cambridge to have given birth to healthy -and heavy! – baby boy. Any guesses on the name? I have

How to handle morning sickness…

Morning sickness in the early weeks of pregnancy is not only hard because you feel terrible, but also because you’re probably trying to hide it