KraamzorgSchagen
1.3 kmSperwerhof 55, 1742 EC Schagen
- Wheelchair accessible
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17 practices in Schagen, province of Noord-Holland. Found in public sources; their registration has not been checked by us.
Kraamzorg is postnatal care in your own home during the first days after birth, and it is close to unique to the Netherlands. A trained maternity nurse (kraamverzorgende) checks you and your baby, helps with feeding, watches for complications and takes on part of the household. It is not a luxury service: in that first week the kraamverzorgende is very often the first person to notice that something is wrong — with you or with your baby — and the one who calls in the midwife. If you have moved here from a country without this system, it is worth knowing it is standard, insured, and yours by right.
Sperwerhof 55, 1742 EC Schagen
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Valkkogerweg 54, 1744 GC Sint Maarten
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Voorpolderweg 22, 1746 BA Dirkshorn
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Roockershuys 24, 1747 SB Tuitjenhorn
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Merelstraat 5, 1749 VJ Warmenhuizen
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Oostkade 7, 1738 JZ Waarland
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A diëtist is an allied health professional trained to use nutrition in recovery and illness. After birth the focus is mostly on replenishing: iron after blood loss, vitamin B12 and D, iodine and calcium while breastfeeding, and enough protein to repair tissue. "Diëtist" is a protected educational title in the Netherlands — a voedingscoach (nutrition coach) or orthomolecular therapist is something else entirely, and does not fall under the same training requirements, registration or reimbursement.
Dorpen 24, 1741 EE Schagen
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Schoolpad 22, 1741 GJ Schagen
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Piet Mondriaanpark 1, 1741 KX Schagen
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Lijsterbesstraat 14, 1741 SN Schagen
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Kogerlaan 36a, 1741 DA Schagen
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Jacob Ruijsdaellaan 30, 1741 KW Schagen
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A bekkenfysiotherapeut is a physiotherapist with a recognised specialisation in the pelvic floor: the muscles that support your bladder, bowel and uterus. After birth those muscles are stretched, sometimes damaged, and often out of balance with your abdomen and breathing. A pelvic physiotherapist works out what is actually happening and trains specifically for it — not with generic exercises, but with exercises matched to what your pelvic floor is doing now.
Zijperweg 9, 1742 NE Schagen
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Pastoor Velzeboerstraat 2A, 1756 AW 't Zand
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An IBCLC lactation consultant specialises in breastfeeding and has passed the international IBCLC examination. That is different from a breastfeeding counsellor or a volunteer from a breastfeeding organisation — both can be valuable, but IBCLC is the only internationally examined qualification, with recertification every five years. A lactation consultant looks at the whole picture: your baby’s anatomy, your breasts, feeding position, and anything medical that may be playing a part.
Groenveldsdijk 15, 1744 GE Sint Maarten
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Ringvaartweg 16, 1738 DE Waarland
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