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New research from Which? Birth Choice among 48,000 expectant parents found Londoners were most likely to think medical staff and equipment were necessary when giving birth. One in three Londoners (33%), who answered the survey on the Which? Birth Choice site, said they wanted to have an epidural on the big day, compared to a […]
New Which? research has revealed how expectant parents could save hundreds of pounds by avoiding 10 products parents told us are least useful. Which? asked 2,000 parents to rate how useful they found various common baby products, and found that new mothers and fathers could save up to £340 by avoiding the 10 least useful […]
Alex Neill at Which? Birth Choice, said: “Choice is essential when deciding how and where to give birth but it is crucial that expectant parents have access to the information they need in order to make decisions based on their individual needs. Expectant parents should be directed to free websites, like Which? Birth Choice, which […]
A new survey by Which? has revealed that 68% of women who used a Tens machine during labour found it helped reduce the pain of giving birth. Our research found that 22% of women used a Tens machine to help relieve the pain felt during labour. Of those, 28% said they found a Tens machine very effective, […]