To get a birth cert for your baby, you need to book an appointment to go to a civil registration service

Maternal sepsis can develop during pregnancy or up to 6 weeks after the birth, a miscarriage or an abortion.

The hearing screening process is designed to identify hearing loss in infants during their early stages

This page provides supports for mothers on breastfeeding, with advice and tips for feeding your baby.

Your guide to pregnancy, baby and toddler health, trusted information from experts and health services and support

There are many methods of contraception available to women and men. It’s important to choose a contraception that suits you

The Motherhood Programme offers practical educational support to people who are pregnant, new parents, their families and friends.

During skin-to-skin contact, you and your baby will produce a hormone called oxytocin. This helps you feel close to your baby.

This booklet contains useful information & advice about care of yourself and baby in the initial post-natal period.

Having a baby can be both a joyful and worrying time. Getting help early gives you and your baby the best start

Protect your new born baby. RSV Immunisation is being offered to every baby born between Sept 1st 2024 and Feb 28th 2025.

Blood clots are more likely to happen when you are pregnant and in the six weeks after your baby is born.