The first nine months
See a midwife or GP as soon as you find out you're pregnant
When to tell family, and friends about your pregnancy as well as when you need to tell your GP and your workplace
All the appointments you need to know about from you 8-14 week scan up to 42 weeks pregnant
After finding out you are pregnant you will want to know when your baby is likely to be born.
Maintaining a healthy diet, exercise and emotional health.
Looking at what vaccines you will need and the vaccines that are usually not advised in pregnancy.
Protecting against illness, working and travelling as well as your baby's movements and talking to your bump.
From 28 weeks you can meet with your Health Visitor who will offer advice on becoming a parent
Find out more about getting ready for the birth of your baby
Welcome to the world
What to expect after your baby is born and advice on getting to know your newborn
Information on physical changes after pregnancy as well as feeling depressed after childbirth.
Relationships with your partner, family and friends and support for domestic abuse.
Local and national trusted resources for new parents
The essentials on caring for your new arrival
Useful advice on your baby's health, including how to tell if your baby is seriously ill
Find out about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, introducing solids and more
Essential tips for looking after your baby's delicate skin
Advice on keeping your baby clean
Understanding your baby's sleep
Advice on soothing your crying baby
Guidance on looking after your baby's teeth
Tips on helping your baby's physical development
Find advice and resources on keeping your child safe
Guidance on speech and language development
So many changes
Advice on hitting, biting, kicking and fighting, as well as temper tantrums.
See the milestones for baby and toddler talk and information on hearing and where to get support.
Getting your child involved in everyday activities and tips on playing with young children.
Information about your child's physical development in the early years
Advice and resources to help you look after your child's health
Advice on the importance of your relationship with your child in their development
Advice on when and how to potty train your child
Growing up so fast
Information on childcare providers and where you child can attend.
Information on how play helps your child's development
Areas of development, ways to get your baby moving and self-care.
Advice on helping your child learn to dress themselves
Signs of serious illness and advice on what to do
Advice and resources to keep your child safe
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