Advice for dads-to-be
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- Go to antenatal classes. If you know what's going on, you're less likely to get stressed.
- Discuss the birth plan so you can speak up for your partner.
- Don't be a coach - you're there to support, not lead.
- Squeamish? Concentrate on holding her hand (and staying at the head end of the bed).
Gillian Fletcher, antenatal teacher and former president of the NCT (www.nctpregnancyandbabycare.com)
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- Choosing the right birth partner
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