The Lemon Tree - Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond

15/03/2026

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12/03/2026

We can’t wait for Charlotte Ruth at Bluebell Bras to join us tomorrow 😊

🍋I will be at Lemon Drops feeding support group tomorrow in Oxted! 12pm - 2pm 🍋

The Lemon Tree - Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond

11/03/2026

What have you done for friends during the fourth trimester to support them during those early postpartum days?

Are you pregnant? Had a baby/babies? What helped you, what did you need the most? I would love to know if the comments 😊

08/03/2026

The transformative birth preparation course that does truly prepare you for birth. The course and educator that lays the cards on the table, tells you the truth about the system, how incredible you are, what to expect, how to navigate, how to release any fears/blocks, build your knowledge, confidence and support you!

Limited spaces are filling up already for spring and the beginning of summer 🌷

APRIL: I have ONLY 2 spaces left now on my in person birth preparation course in my gorgeous studio in South Godstone. The next available time to work with me in person won’t be until June!

MAY: I also have ONLY 2 spaces left on my online course. If zoom suits you better due to work/childcare then this is the course for you but only 2 spots left.

JUNE: I still have spaces available to work with families online and in person.

To find out more or book your free of charge no obligation to book clarity call check out:

www.thelemontreebirth.co.uk

08/03/2026

The transformative birth preparation course that does truly prepare you for birth. The course and educator that lays the cards on the table, tells you the truth about the system, how incredible you are, what to expect, how to navigate, how to release any fears/blocks, build your knowledge, confidence and support you!

Limited spaces are filling up already for spring and the beginning of summer 🌷

APRIL: I have ONLY 2 spaces left now on my in person birth preparation course in my gorgeous studio in South Godstone. The next available time to work with me in person won’t be until June!

MAY: I also have ONLY 2 spaces left on my online course. If zoom suits you better due to work/childcare then this is the course for you but only 2 spots left.

JUNE: I still have spaces available to work with families online and in person.

To find out more or book your free of charge no obligation to book clarity call check out:

www.thelemontreebirth.co.uk

07/03/2026

The transformative antenatal course that truly lays the cards on the table. Tells you the truth about the system, what to expect, navigation, how to release any fears/blocks, build your knowledge, confidence and support you!

Limited spaces are filling up already for spring and the beginning of summer 🌷

APRIL: I have ONLY 2 spaces left now on my in person birth preparation course in my gorgeous studio in South Godstone. The next available time to work with me in person won’t be until June!

MAY: I also have ONLY 2 spaces left on my online course. If zoom suits you better due to work/childcare then this is the course for you but only 2 spots left.

JUNE: I still have spaces available to work with families online and in person.

To find out more or book your free of charge no obligation to book clarity call check out:

www.thelemontreebirth.co.uk

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

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Get informed
Do your own research
Release your fears
Tap into your instincts
Find your power
Prioritise your birth
Find birth preparation that’s transformative
Invest in the lifelong emotional and physical wellbeing of you, your baby and your family. Don’t blindly hand that over!

04/03/2026

The most commonly discussed injury to babies during a C-section is a surgical cut (fetal laceration) from the scalpel or instruments used to open the uterus.

How often babies are injured during C-section?

Research consistently finds:
➖About 0.7% – 3% of C-sections result in a baby receiving a cut or laceration during the surgery. 
➖Many studies cluster around 1–2%. 
➖One large analysis estimated fetal injury overall in about 1.1% of C-sections. 

In other words: Roughly 1–3 babies out of every 100 C-sections are cut or injured during the surgical delivery.

What you see in this photo is more severe than usual.

Most of these injuries are minor skin cuts, usually on the face, scalp, ear, or head.

These typically heal without long-term problems. 

More serious injuries can occur but are rare, such as deeper cuts, fractures, or nerve injuries and may require procedures to repair.

Are there risk factors that increase the chance of injury? Yes.

Rates tend to be higher when:
👉🏾 The C-section is emergent
👉🏾 The baby is deep in the pelvis
👉🏾 The baby is in breech or transverse position
👉🏾 Labor has been going on for a long time
👉🏾 Membranes have ruptured and the baby is very close to the uterine wall

Some studies show emergency procedures can have 5% laceration rates compared with 1% for planned procedures. 

While people often think C-section eliminates trauma to the baby, it introduces different kinds of risks because it’s a surgical extraction.

Although this risk is relatively low.

Did your baby have an injuries?

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04/03/2026

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Thank you so much for your Google review 😃. I’m so pleased you both got so much from the course, are feeling excited and prepared for the birth of your babe. Looking forward to you joining me back at the studio for your breastfeeding workshop 👏🏻 ❤️

For more info on courses or to book your free of charge clarity call check out:
www.thelemontreebirth.co.uk