Being pregnant
Finding out that you are pregnant, whether you have been trying for a baby or not, can come as quite a surprise - or even a shock!
If you're feeling overwhelmed, don't worry - we're here to help. There's lots of information on this website about you, your baby and what will happen in the coming months.
In this section
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Read more about 'Pregnancy and work '
Pregnancy and work
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Read more about 'Mental health and wellbeing '
Mental health and wellbeing
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Read more about 'Making decisions in pregnancy – risks, benefits, consent and your rights '
Making decisions in pregnancy – risks, benefits, consent and your rights
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Read more about 'Your antenatal care '
Your antenatal care
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Read more about 'Coronavirus and pregnancy '
Coronavirus and pregnancy
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Read more about 'Multiple pregnancy '
Multiple pregnancy
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Read more about 'Ask a midwife '
Ask a midwife
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Read more about 'Pregnancy week by week '
Pregnancy week by week
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Read more about 'Keeping your baby safe in pregnancy '
Keeping your baby safe in pregnancy
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Read more about 'Being healthy during pregnancy '
Being healthy during pregnancy
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Read more about 'Using a birth ball 'Being pregnant blogs
Using a birth ball
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Read more about 'The importance of social support in pregnancy and ways to connect with others 'Pregnancy blogs
The importance of social support in pregnancy and ways to connect with others
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Read more about 'Making decisions in pregnancy – risks, benefits, consent and your rights'
Making decisions in pregnancy – risks, benefits, consent and your rights
Making decisions about your pregnancy can sometimes be difficult. You have to think about different risks and benefits and decide what's best for you and baby. -
Read more about 'Domestic abuse during and after pregnancy'
Domestic abuse during and after pregnancy
Sometimes pregnancy can be a trigger for domestic abuse. It is not your fault. There is help available if you are being abused. -
Read more about 'Pregnancy for trans and non-binary parents'
Pregnancy for trans and non-binary parents
As a trans man or non-binary person who can carry a child, you may be thinking about getting pregnant and what this means for you.
Want to find out more about your pregnancy?
We've built a digital tool to help you find out all you need to know about your pregnancy. It will give you personalised top tips and help you find out where to get more support.