Children
Postnatal Care Guide: Recovering Physically and Mentally After Childbirth The first six weeks after giving birth—often called the “fourth trimester”—is a period of immense physical and emo...
I’m Pregnant: Who Do I Call If I’m Worried About My Baby? Finding a small amount of spotting or feeling a change in your baby’s movements can be incredibly stressful. When you are worried during...
What to Do if You Think You Are in Labour The moments when you suspect labour has finally begun can be a mix of adrenaline, excitement, and uncertainty. Knowing exactly who to call and what informatio...
What is a labour ward? A labour ward is where a woman goes in a hospital to have a baby. If you go to a labour warden/delivery suite in your pregnancy and birth, you may notice it can be a busy place ...
Where Should I Take My Unwell Child? A Parent’s Guide to NHS Services Seeing your child unwell is incredibly stressful. While your instinct may be to head straight to A&E, there are often faster a...
What is a Community Midwife? A community midwife is a qualified healthcare professional who provides essential maternity care outside of a hospital setting. Usually based in GP surgeries, local clinic...
What is an antenatal clinic? In this article, we will describe what is an antenatal clinic. Antenatal clinics are specialist clinics for women who are receiving doctor-led care in their pregnancy. Cl...
Understanding the Neonatal Unit: A Guide for Parents and Families A neonate is the medical term for a baby during their first 28 days of life. While most births go exactly as planned, some babies arri...
Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle: A Complete Guide to Normal Periods Menstruation is a natural, healthy sign that your reproductive system is functioning correctly. However, because every body is di...
5 things to do when you find out you are pregnant In this article, we will describe 5 things to do when you find out you are pregnant. So. I’m pregnant – what next? 1. Calculate your due d...
