We understand that parenting can be hard and there are always new challenges that may a rise. Our parenting programmes aim to support you on your parenting journey to help you be the best parent you can be.
Postnatal care is the health support mothers and babies get in the months after birth. The hospital where you had your baby, or who supported the birth, offers lots of services. There are also some digital tools to help you.
Perinatal mental health support is for problems during pregnancy or the first year after birth. Problems can affect nearly one in three people. Learn more about perinatal mental health and where you can find help.
Babies’ brains grow a lot in their first 1,001 days. That’s why the first two years are called the ‘golden window’ for brain development. Find out more about their journey.
Find out what’s out there, where they are and how to get it free and part funded. The Family Information Service (FIS) provide free advice and guidance on childcare including early years nurseries, pre-schools and childminders, funding options plus fun activities for children.
Children don’t come with instructions and learning to be a parent can be very tough. Dads are just as important in bringing them up and they have support needs of their own.