The best thing about ParentingScienceGang was discovering all the other articulate people passionate about the issues of high BMI pregnancy. One such woman is Dr Mari Greenfield, who presented our research at the Medical Sociology Conference in York in September. Mari has written a guest post about the experience: Big Birthas: unpacking ‘choice’ for pregnant […]
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Well, that sure was an exhausting but very worthwhile couple of days! As my first experience as a conference exhibitor it was possibly a bit of a baptism of fire doing two days @PrimaryCareShow, plus set-up and take down. Definitely a steep learning curve, but really excellent to have the opportunity to put our Parenting
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So, you’ll want to know what happened to the BigBirthas PSG research results? What did we get up to in collaboration with the Parenting Science Gang? Well, we’re all done. We put out the initial calls to join our Facebook group back in March 2018. Thank you to all 161 people joined the Facebook group,
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Exciting news! For a few months now, I’ve been working with an organisation called Parenting Science Gang – we are a group of mums (there may be a few dads, but it’s mostly mums) doing research into what interests us – and we’ve got a special Big Birthas Parenting Science Gang Group. We’ve discussed what
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