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03/02/2026

🌍 World Cancer Day

Today we stand with everyone affected by cancer — those living with it, those supporting a loved one, and those we hold in our hearts.

Cancer is more than a diagnosis.
It’s a journey — and no one should walk it alone.

Early detection, compassionate care, and ongoing support matter. Always.

🤍

23/01/2026

Capturing precious moments before baby arrives 🤍

20/01/2026

This is a great representation

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19/01/2026

Pregnancy is not a time of waiting to become a mother — it is the beginning of motherhood itself.

A woman who is pregnant already carries her child, already holds a life, already loves as a mother does. Her baby isn’t “on the way” — that precious life is already here, growing, known, and deeply connected.

The words we choose matter. When we speak with tenderness and intention about unborn babies, we shape how they are seen, valued, and protected.

Language has the power to nurture respect, love, and understanding — just like motherhood itself. 🤍 SPU

18/01/2026

😳😲WOW just WOW 😮😳

Here’s a timeline of fascinating milestones in a baby’s development during pregnancy:

👂 Hearing (18-20 weeks):
Babies begin to hear sounds around 18 weeks, and by 20 weeks, they can recognize their mother’s voice and even react to loud noises.

👀 Opening Eyes (26-28 weeks):
Around 26 weeks, a baby’s eyelids, which were previously fused shut, begin to open. By 28 weeks, they can blink and respond to light.

💧 Swallowing (12-14 weeks):
Babies start practicing swallowing amniotic fluid as early as 12 weeks, which helps develop their digestive system.

😢 Weeping (28-30 weeks):
While babies can cry in the womb, it’s more of a reflex than an emotional response. This ability develops around 28-30 weeks, and they may even practice crying movements.

👐 Fingerprints (10-16 weeks):
Fingerprints begin forming as early as 10 weeks and are fully developed by 16 weeks. These unique patterns are influenced by genetics and environmental factors in the womb.

😴 Dreaming (28 weeks):
By the third trimester, babies experience REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, which is associated with dreaming.

🫁 Breathing Practice (28-32 weeks):
Babies start practicing breathing movements by inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid, preparing their lungs for life outside the womb.

😛 Taste Buds (13-15 weeks):
Taste buds develop around 13 weeks, and babies can taste the flavors of the amniotic fluid, which changes based on the mother’s diet.

🤗 Touch Sensation (8-12 weeks):
Babies begin to sense touch as early as 8 weeks, and by 12 weeks, they can respond to stimuli like a gentle poke.

🫁 Hiccups (9 weeks onward):
Hiccups can start as early as 9 weeks, often caused by the baby practicing breathing movements.

These milestones highlight the incredible journey of development that happens before birth!

17/01/2026

🌟 From Tiny Beginnings to a Big Arrival! 🌟

Ever wondered how your little one grows during pregnancy?

Watch this fascinating journey as we compare your baby’s size to everyday household items—from a tiny peppercorn at 4 weeks to a watermelon at 40 weeks! 🍼✨

💡 Fun fact: By week 20, your baby is about the size of a TV remote—and already practicing swallowing!

👶 Ready to learn more about your baby’s development? Like and follow our page for more amazing insights into pregnancy and parenting.

14/01/2026

Thanks Impressionable Kids Sunshine Coast
✨ A gentle reminder for parents ✨

You are doing a great job — even on the hard days.

Save it. Share it. Send it to a parent who might need this today 🤍

Let this be a gentle reminder.

You don’t have to soak up every moment to be doing this right.

Some days are heavy. Some are loud. Some stretch you thin.

And still, your love runs deep.

If this resonated, tuck it away for the days you need the reminder.

Save it. Share it. Send it to a parent who might need it today 🫶🏻

31/12/2025

Wishing all our beautiful clients and their families a fantastic 2026 overdlowing with love and happiness 🎉

28/12/2025

IV Vitamin Therapy: Supporting Your Pregnancy Journey Safely and Effectively

Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it can also be physically demanding. From battling morning sickness in the early stages to managing energy levels in the final trimester, and even supporting postpartum recovery, your body needs extra care and nourishment.

IV Vitamin Therapy offers a safe and effective way to support your health and well-being during this transformative time.

Did you know that IV Vitamin Therapy can help:

🤢 Ease Morning Sickness: Specially formulated IV drips can include pregnancy-safe nutrients like Vitamin B6, which is known to reduce nausea and vomiting, helping you feel more like yourself.

💪Boost Energy Levels: Pregnancy and parenting toddlers can leave you feeling drained. IV therapy delivers essential vitamins and minerals directly into your bloodstream, providing an instant energy boost to keep you going.

💪Support General Health and Well-being: Packed with hydration and nutrients, IV therapy helps maintain your overall health, ensuring you and your baby get the nourishment you need.

🤰 🫃 Aid Postpartum Recovery: After giving birth, your body needs to heal and replenish. IV therapy can support recovery, improve energy levels, and even help with milk supply by providing hydration and essential nutrients.
Whether you're an expectant mother, a new dad-to-be, or a busy parent juggling toddlers, IV Vitamin Therapy is a convenient and effective way to prioritize your health and energy.

💡 Pro Tip: Always consult with a healthcare professional to ensure the therapy is tailored to your specific needs.

✨ Ready to feel your best during pregnancy and beyond? Book your appointment today with our sister clinic IV Health Sunshine Coast and take advantage of their current 20% off special valid only until 3rd Jan 26 and experience the benefits of IV Vitamin Therapy!