Prem struggle makes motherhood sweeter
Mothers Day takes on a special meaning for Ebonie and Phil Cresp after their twin boys were born weighing just 360 and 380 grams.
View ArticleMallee delivers more babies for Loxton
Extending general practice medical services to neighbouring Mallee residents has helped Loxton buck the trend of small, country hospitals closing maternity wards.
View ArticleRetiring obstetrician farewells Riverland
Retiring Riverland obstetrician and gynaecologist Bruce Gilbert has delivered a wide-ranging assessment on everything from home births to caesarean sections.
View ArticleBirthing kit milestone 'another life saved'
Former midwife Jenny Boyd learnt firsthand the dangers of childbirth while working in Nigeria, so she knows reaching one million birthing kits is more than just a milestone for Zonta.
View ArticleHospital births a family experience
Apartment-style, family suites are allowing Riverland women to deliver babies away from a standard, sterile hospital setting.
View ArticleBaby, your lucky number's come up
It will be nearly another 90 years before another baby is born who can boast a birth date with the same number for the day, month and year.
View ArticleWomen forced to travel for specialist pregnancy care
Riverland women are travelling to Adelaide for specialist pregnancy care because the region lacks a resident obstetrician and gynaecologist.
View ArticleRiverland without permanent specialist obstetrician
Some Riverland women are having to travel to Adelaide to see a specialist obstetrician or gynaecologist.
View ArticleHospital looks to secure full-time gynaecology-obstetrics specialist
The Riverland Regional Hospital says it is negotiating to employ a full-time gynaecology and obstetrics specialist for the first time in 12 months.
View ArticleBaby monitor boost for high-risk labours
Pregnant women with risk factors that require continuous fetal monitoring during labour will no longer be confined to bed after a new machine was donated to the Riverland General Hospital.
View ArticleVal says goodbye to her babies
If you've had a baby in the Riverland over the past three decades, there's a fair chance you would have come across Child and Family Health nurse Val Fewster.
View ArticleRiverland hospital appoints gynaecology-obstetrics specialist
A gynaecology and obstetrics specialist has been employed to work in South Australia's Riverland, for the first time in more than 18 months.
View ArticleLucky number seven as baby makes unexpected arrival at Berri hospital
Oh baby, you know when your number is up. At least baby Matthew Najar-Goldsmith did. Due to arrive via caesarean section at Adelaide's Women's and Children's Hospital he instead made an unexpected...
View ArticleWhen premature birth leaves mother and baby in neonatal unit far from home
The trauma of premature birth has additional complications for parents who live hundreds of kilometres from their baby's neonatal hospital.
View ArticleAustralian pioneer Pauline Milich was the remarkable midwife who gave birth...
Pauline Milich brought her 14th child into the world while helping another woman deliver a baby life was different in the early 1900s.
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