External resources

Resources from external organisations

• Feeling your baby move is a sign that they are well (pdf) - Tommy's

• Screening tests for you and your baby (STFYAYB) - gov.uk

• Screening tests for you and your baby: easy guides - gov.uk

• Reducing the risk of venous thrombosis in pregnancy and after birth (pdf) - RCOG

• Let's Talk Clots App | Thrombosis UK

• The Importance of relationship building video - Baby Friendly Initiative

• Building a happy baby (pdf) - UNICEF

• Safer sleep overview | The Lullaby Trust

• Off to the best start leaflet - Baby Friendly Initiative

• Newborn hearing screening - NHS website

• Eyes, heart, hips and testes (physical examination) - gov.uk

• Blood spot - gov.uk

• Heavy periods - NHS website

Websites, leaflets and videos

Your / your baby's health and safety

• Best use of medicines in pregnancy - Bumps

• Cervical stitch | RCOG

• Group B Streptococcus (GBS) in pregnancy and newborn babies | RCOG

• Information on pain relief choices during labour - LabourPains

• Shoulder dystocia | RCOG

• When your waters break prematurely | RCOG

• Receiving anti-D immunoglobulin in pregnancy (pdf) - NHS Blood and Transplant

Infant feeding

• Hand Expressing - YouTube

• Positioning and Attachment - YouTube

• Breastfeeding in the First Hours - Video - Global Health Media Project

• Attaching Your Baby at the Breast - Video - Global Health Media Project

• Four reliable signs that your baby is getting enough milk - YouTube

• Infant milks: information for parents and carers - First Steps Nutrition Trust

• Infant formula and responsive bottle feeding - The Baby Friendly Initiative (UNICEF)

• Responsive Bottle feeding and Alternative Feeding Methods - YouTube

• Guide to bottle feeding leaflet - The Baby Friendly Initiative (UNICEF)

Mental health

• Mental health in pregnancy - NHS website

• Mental health before, during and after pregnancy | Tommy's

• Mental health | Royal College of Psychiatrists

• Mind

• Building a better world together for everyone affected by bipolar - Bipolar UK

• NHS Oxfordshire Talking Therapies - Oxford Health

• Infant-Parent Perinatal Service (IPPS) - Oxford Health

• Oxfordshire Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service - Oxford Health

• Depression in pregnancy - NHS website

• Oxford Parent-Infant Project - OXPIP

Bereavement

• Oxfordshire Sands - Stillbirth and neonatal death charity

• Petals Charity | The Baby Loss Counselling Charity

Screening

• Screening tests for you and your baby (STFYAYB) - gov.uk

• Screening tests for you and your baby: easy guides - gov.uk

• BCG and your baby: protecting babies against TB | HSC Public Health Agency

• HIV: explaining the screening result - gov.uk

• Syphilis: explaining the screening result - gov.uk

• Hepatitis B: screening and care in pregnancy and protecting your baby by vaccination - gov.uk

• Alpha zero thalassaemia carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Beta thalassaemia carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Delta beta thalassaemia carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Haemoglobin C carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Haemoglobin D carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Haemoglobin E carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Haemoglobin Lepore carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Haemoglobin O Arab carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Sickle cell carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Sickle cell and thalassaemia screening: information for fathers - gov.uk

• Baby at risk of having sickle cell disease: description in brief - gov.uk

• Baby at risk of having thalassaemia: description in brief - gov.uk

• Newborn screening: Your baby carries a gene for Haemoglobin C - gov.uk

• Newborn screening: Your baby carries a gene for Haemoglobin O Arab - gov.uk

• Newborn screening: Your baby carries a gene for Haemoglobin E - gov.uk

• Newborn screening: Your baby carries a gene for Haemoglobin D - gov.uk

• Beta thalassaemia major: description in brief - gov.uk

• Sickle cell disease: description in brief - gov.uk

• Anencephaly: information for parents - gov.uk

• Bilateral renal agenesis: information for parents - gov.uk

• Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH): information for parents - gov.uk

• Cleft lip: information for parents - gov.uk

• Congenital heart disease: information for parents - gov.uk

• Exomphalos: information for parents - gov.uk

• Gastroschisis: information for parents - gov.uk

• Spina bifida: information for parents - gov.uk

• Patau's syndrome (T13): information for parents - gov.uk

• Edwards' syndrome (T18): information for parents - gov.uk

• Down's syndrome, Edwards' syndrome and Patau's syndrome: options after a higher chance screening result - gov.uk

• CVS and amniocentesis diagnostic tests: description in brief - gov.uk

• Supporting you through your pregnancy - Antenatal Results and Choices (ARC)

• Ending a pregnancy after prenatal diagnosis - Antenatal Results and Choices (ARC)

• Screening tests for you and your baby: babies in special care units - gov.uk

• Newborn hearing screening: your baby's visit to the audiology clinic - gov.uk

• Confirmed hearing loss in babies: description in brief - gov.uk

• Confirmed hearing loss in one ear: description in brief - gov.uk

• Confirmed mild hearing loss in babies: description in brief - gov.uk

• Congenital hypothyroidism (CHT) suspected: description in brief - gov.uk

• Cystic fibrosis suspected: description in brief - gov.uk

• Cystic fibrosis carrier: description in brief - gov.uk

• Glutaric aciduria type 1 (GA1): information for parents - gov.uk

• Homocystinuria (HCU): information for parents - gov.uk

• Isovaleric acidaemia (IVA): information for parents - gov.uk

• Maple syrup urine disease (MSUD): information for parents - gov.uk

• Phenylketonuria (PKU): information for parents - gov.uk

• Medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency (MCADD): information for parents - gov.uk

• Family history of MCADD: information sheet - gov.uk

• Looking at your baby's heart, eyes, hips and testicles (balls): easy guide (pdf) - gov.uk

• D negative mother's blood test to check her unborn baby's blood group (pdf) - NHS Blood and Transplant