0-3 months

What happens at your six-week postnatal check-up after the birth of your baby?
It's normal for women to experience blood loss after birth. Here we provide a guide to what to expect in the first few weeks.
Learn more about how to start exercising safely after the birth of your baby.
A newborn baby is big responsibility and many new parents haven't been exposed to holding a baby or changing nappies. Here we look at babycare basics.
Your baby will undergo several health checks aimed at detecting conditions or abnormalities. Here we look at postnatal screening and testing.
Here we look at getting organised in the first days with your baby, prioritising important tasks, and looking after yourself and your baby.
This article looks at how women's bodies know when and how to make breastmilk
Many women suffer from a low mood after the birth of their baby and, for some, this may become postnatal depression (PND). Here we look at how you can help yourself.
This article looks at how to sleep safely with your baby if you decide to co-sleep.
You may feel you don’t recognise your post-pregnancy body. Read more about changes in your body after birth here and how to deal with common problems.
This article looks at how you can manage tiredness in the early days with your new baby with information, resources and ways to support yourself.
The arrival of a baby changes your life in many ways. Here we look at how a new baby can affect your relationships with your partner, family and friends.