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Practice

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Vivian, Elvira and Vera together form Midwifery Practice Laif. We are a small-scale practice with three permanent faces, who value sufficient time for personal and committed care. We are there for you during your child wish, pregnancy, labour and postpartum period.

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Preconception

preconception

When a desire for children arises, questions also often arise. For these questions and any concerns, you can come to us. You can register with us and visit us at the our practice or just give us a call at 0633187889.

Preconception Tips and advice

Read our tips and advice around preconception, for a good start to a pregnancy
Pregnancy

pregnancy

You are pregnant, congratulations! We would like to accompany you and hope to contribute to a happy pregnancy. Here you will find all the information you need to know about your pregnancy. All these points will also be discussed during your check-up appointments with us. Of course, you can always call us if you have any questions.

Check-ups Tests Tips and advice What to arrange For the partner Miscarriage

An overview of the check-ups during pregnancy.
Ultrasound
Labour

labour

Good preparation is half the battle. That statement may not apply to childbirth, but knowing what to expect helps! That is why we take the time during pregnancy to discuss and prepare for the birth. If you want to read it all again, you can find the most important information under this heading.

Last weeks Preparations The birth When to call For the partner

At home or in hospital, you decide! During pregnancy, it is good to think about where you want to give birth.
Postpartum

postpartum

In the postpartum period, you are probably not reading information on our website. In fact, we simply advise against that! The postpartum period is the time to ask questions directly to us or to the 'kraamzorg'. If you want to prepare yourself for what is to come, read on. Again, this is general information. So keep in mind that it is not the same for everyone

Our postpartum care What to arrange What to expect Breast or bottle feeding For the partner After the first week

Congratulations! You have given birth and the postpartum period starts. It lasts until 6 weeks after giving birth
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What to arrange

During the postpartum period, there is not much more to be arranged. If all goes well, the baby will have been recognised during pregnancy (in couples who are not married). After the baby is born, he/she still needs to be registered at the town hall.

During the postpartum period, there is not much more to be arranged. If all goes well, the baby will have been recognised during pregnancy (in couples who are not married). After the baby is born, he/she still needs to be registered at the town hall.

The registration can only be done by someone who was present at the birth, i.e. your (birth) partner. It is a good idea to make an appointment so that you do not have to wait long at the town hall. Bring your proof of identity and your marriage booklet with you.

It is also possible to register your child online. For this, you will need: DigiD login details of both parents and any recognition certificate details. Within three days, your partner will need to come by to sign the birth certificate.

It is also important to register the baby with the health insurance company in the first week. This is free of charge and can be arranged simply by telephone.