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4 Months Pregnant: Choosing Your Maternity Package at Mount Elizabeth Hospitals

Last updated: Monday, December 13, 2021 | 2 min reading time

Now that you're halfway through your pregnancy, it's about time to really plan for The Push, and what comes after. That is, to plan where and how you'll give birth, as well as the care that comes after, for both you and your child.

All your needs will be taken care of with a maternity package, where we put together a care plan that includes your maternity room, meals, post-natal care and more. Read on for some tips on how you can choose the best plan for yourself.

Tip of the Month

Tip month 4

It's good to start on your exercise routine from Trimester 2 onwards. Brisk walking, swimming and pre-natal yoga are recommended.

– Dr Watt Wing Fong, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist at Gleneagles Hospital

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Registration, delivery suites, maternity wards and more. Explore the possibilities at Mount Elizabeth Orchard and Mount Elizabeth Novena.

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