Expectant Parents
Congratulations, you have found out you’re expecting!
Here's what to do next:
We can imagine you have a lot of thoughts running through your mind and you are probably worrying about a few things. First things first, it’s important to book your maternity care as soon as possible. You can do this by popping along to your local Family Hub or by a Self Referral.
Expecting a baby can feel overwhelming, this page will cover everything you need to know from advice, support and sessions and services available to you.
If you haven’t yet received your copy of our "Bump to Baby" pregnancy support magazine you can view a copy here.
Booking Your Antenatal Care
Click here to find out where to book your antenatal care and for more information on how your midwife will support you throughout your pregnancy
Bump to Baby
Find out how your baby is growing and what you can do to have the healthiest pregnancy possible
Exercising Whilst Pregnant
Take a look at the FREE prenatal exercise sessions we offer during your pregnancy
Attend a FREE Breastfeeding Network workshop
Find out more about your feeding choices
Find out more about Attend a FREE Breastfeeding Network workshop
Book your FREE 3-week Changes Antenatal course
Delivered by local midwives and health visitors through our Family Hubs or online
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Book your FREE Bump and Beyond session
Find out the importance of the first 1001 days and why early communication with your baby is important
Health Visiting
Antenatal contact for prospective parents is your chance to get to know who your Health Visitor is and how they can support you.
Programmes for Expectant Parents
Our programmes for expectant parents are designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence you need to navigate the exciting and challenging days ahead.
Dadpad: The essential guide for new dads
As a new dad you will feel excited, but you may also feel left out, unsure and overwhelmed. The DadPad can help.
Find out more about Dadpad: The essential guide for new dads