Pregnancy Info

There are many different hormones that all play a really important role in your pregnancy, from before you become pregnant to after you have given birth!

Giving birth in hospital is a relatively recent option for women and people in the UK. Even as recently as the 1970s many women still gave birth outside of hospital.

Doulas are (usually) women who support pregnant parents through pregnancy and birth.

In reality, there’s very little that you actually need for a home birth other than a home and to be pregnant! However, there are some things that make ....

If you’re heading towards the end of pregnancy you’ll probably have heard all of these and more! The pressure that we can ....

Babies will need an absolutely incredible 5,000 to 7,500 nappies before they are old enough to learn to use the toilet!

There is a precious period of time after we’ve given birth to our baby or babies, and it’s often called ‘The Golden Hour’.

The NHS has said that everyone in the UK should have the right to have four choices of birth place: their own home, an alongside midwifery unit, a freestanding ....

After you have birthed your baby, your next task is to birth your placenta! You can read more about the placenta in The Real Birth Company’s What’s What article, here.