Maternity
Coronavirus guidance
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Welcome to Maternity
Coronavirus - Information and changes to our Maternity Services
Find out how our Maternity services have changed during the Coronavirus pandemic, on our Maternity services during Coronavirus page >.
We understand this is a challenging time for expectant mothers and new parents. Information and guidance is regularly changing and we will make every effort to keep women and families updated.
Urgent maternity care
Find out who to contact if you:
- think labour has started
- are concerned about baby's movements
- have other urgent pregnancy-related concerns
Maternity Services during Coronavirus
Cá độ bóng đáGet information on:
- Advice for pregnant women
- Changes to our services
- BSL video of updated guidance
Find out how our Maternity services have changed during the Coronavirus pandemic
Your pregnancy
Cá độ bóng đáGet information on:
- Community midwifery teams
- Ultrasound scans
- Existing or pregnancy induced conditions
Labour and birth
Get information on:
- Hospital or home birth?
- Our birth centres
- Our labour wards
After baby is born
Cá độ bóng đáGet information on:
- Our maternity wards
- Our neonatal care units
- Postnatal care at home
Healthy eating and lifestyle
Get information on:
- Healthy eating
- Maternity contraception
- Safer sleep
Bonding with your baby
Get information on:
- Bonding during pregnancy
- Meeting your baby for the first time
- Feeding your baby