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Pregnancy CareThis section provides information on pre-natal care, pregnancy care and post-natal care. The UK has many organizations that can offer help and advice before, during and after your pregnancy. Visit the websites below for more information.
NHS: The Pregnancy Care Planner. DirectGov: Information on Having a Baby The Breastfeeding Network Supporter line: 0300 100 0210*
Monday-Sunday 9.30am - 9.30pm
The Association for Post Natal Illness (APNI). The Association for Post-Natal Illness: 0207 386 0868*
Monday-Friday 10am-2pm
The Miscarriage Association Helpline: 01924 200799*
Monday-Friday 9am - 4pm
(*Helplines will be answered in English. Ask if there is an interpreter available.)
Registering the birth of your childIf you give birth to a baby in the UK, you need to register the birth. If you live in England or Wales, your baby must be registered within 42 days in the district where the birth took place. This can usually be done at the hospital or at your local register office.
If you live in Northern Ireland, your baby must be registered within 42 days in the district where the birth took place or in the district in which the mother normally lives.
If you live in Scotland, your baby must be registered within 21 days in any registration district in Scotland.
Visit the General Register Office for Scotland website for information on registering a baby.
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