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In Staffordshire, we understand that pregnancy can be a challenging time for some mothers. That's why we are dedicated to providing the necessary support and guidance to ensure a healthy and stress-free pregnancy for both mother and baby. Our goal is to help you and your baby thrive during this special time.
A new way to refer into your Staffordshire Midwifery team, with an electronic service which lets you access your 'My Pregnancy Notes Account' to give you the most up-to-date information available.
View more information on the University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust website.
Everything you need to know to have a healthy pregnancy and prepare for the birth of your baby from our Staffordshire Health Visitor and School Nursing Team.
View more information on the NHS Midlands Partnership University Trust website.
28 to 36 weeks pregnant in the home.
A flyer is sent to the family home asking them to make an appointment through the hub.
They provide support through your parenting journey with the right information, advice and guidance to promote your family's health and wellbeing. Focus on the importance of your role and as a parent building a relationship with your child and the impact you have on their development.
To give support to mothers who are experiencing or are at risk of developing mental health difficulties. The freephone crisis helpline is available.
If you’re more than 10 weeks pregnant you may be entitled to help to buy healthy food and milk and vitamins to support you during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
More information can be found on the Healthy Start website.
A text messaging service and app for young people and parents to ask for health and wellbeing advice from our Families Health and Wellbeing Team.
View more information on Staffordshire Connects.
Better health advice and support on eating a healthy, nutritious diet when pregnant.
View more information on the NHS Start for Life website.
NHS Better Health offer a week-by-week guide to your pregnancy along with emails tailored to your stage of pregnancy or baby's age.
It's never too late to start bonding with your baby. Here's the advice and support on how your baby is developing and how you can get support.
View more information on the SLCN webpage.
Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well. This website gives you lots of advice and support on your baby movements and when to seek support.
View more information on the Kids Count website.
Thinking of having a baby? Here's some advice to support you to quit smoking so that you can give your baby the best start in life.
View the Everyone Health website.
Advice and support on how your weight will change when pregnant.
View further information on the NHS website.
Lots of advice and support on bonding before birth, looking after your own wellbeing to labour and pregnancy advice.
View more information on the BBC Tiny Happy People website.
A pregnancy charity aimed to support on all aspects of being pregnant.
More information can be found on the Tommy's website.
A free, friendly group that empowers parents-to-be, builds their confidence and helps them feel ready for the arrival of their new baby.
More information can be found on the NSPCC website.
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