Let’s talk about supporting expectant & new parents

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A toolkit for organisations everywhere

When parents experience pregnancy, birth and a baby they are navigating a time of change, challenges and new responsibilities, which can also bring with it vulnerabilities and worries.

Parents can feel nervous, scared, overwhelmed, lost and really unsure of themselves and where to go for the support they need.

After working and talking with expectant and new parents for over 20 years, I understand how to make a difference with relevant and varied information, support and reassurance.

Expectant & new parents can have concerns & questions about:

  • labour & birth
  • being induced
  • having a caesarean
  • their recovery
  • the early days & weeks with their new baby
  • feeding
  • their baby’s development
  • sleep & being exhausted
  • weaning
  • getting it wrong
  • isolation & loneliness
  • feeling unsupported
  • lack of confidence
  • low mood and anxiety
  • feeling overwhelmed

Parents benefit from:

  • consistent, straight-forward and evidence-based information
  • talking to and learning from other parents
  • easy to navigate knowledge in one place, away from conflicting information and opinions
  • useful and reassuring online information to use as they need it
  • links to a clear pathway of services and support
  • connection, community and personalised sessions and resources
  • being listened to and supported

In addition to their antenatal and postnatal care, many parents have a strong need for information, support and reassurance, which can boost their knowledge and wellbeing.

With a warm, professional approach to put
parents at ease

I offer a personalised experience with parents so they can feel reassured and supported, while also able to develop strategies that work for them.

Having worked and talked with parents in pregnancy, for birth, with babies and during life as a young family, I understand the issues faced by parents and I am well placed to provide information, support and reassurance and to assist with communication and support strategies.

With workshops/discussion groups and practical resources, you can offer a unique programme of resources and support for parents.

I work with businesses and organisations everywhere and I’d love to talk to you about supporting and working with expectant and new parents.

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Read my blog where I write about working with and supporting parents