- Will I be charged for care?
- Who is a Lead Maternity Carer?
- Who can be your LMC?
- How do I find my LMC?
- What causes morning sickness?
- What's safe to eat?
- Why take folic acid tablets?
- Where should I give birth?
- What about childbirth education?
- How much parental leave do I get?
- What do I tell my other children?
- What do I need to buy?
- What are the symptoms of a miscarriage?
What causes morning sickness?
From 6-12 weeks, your body produces extra hormones, which can cause nausea and vomiting. It's often called morning sickness but can happen anytime. The extra hormones can also make you emotional. Some women experience no nausea, others feel wretched for nine months. Many find the nausea lifts after three or four months.
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