Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Maternity Services

12/12/2025

If you have had diabetes in your pregnancy and had maternity care at Lancashire teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, we would really appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to give us some feedback via this survey to help us with our improvement work. TIA 🧐

25/11/2025

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26/09/2025

It’s tough when a baby won’t stop crying. You might worry something is wrong or fear losing
your cool – but you can cope.

Remember:
• Take a break
• Ask for help
• Never, ever shake your baby

More advice here: https://bit.ly/4fW3z5S

25/09/2025

There are many ways to soothe your baby. But if the crying feels too much, it’s OK to put your baby in a safe place and walk away for a few minutes until you feel calm.

-Comfort methods can help
-Support is always available
-Staying calm keeps everyone safe

More tips here: https://bit.ly/ICONday4

24/09/2025

Abusive head trauma can happen when a parent or carer feels pushed to the edge by infant crying.

Friends and family – please check in on parents of new babies. A quick message or offer of help can make a huge difference.

Learn how you can support parents: https://bit.ly/ICON-day3

23/09/2025

Parents and carers, we know how exhausting and lonely crying can feel.

Remember:
-Crying is normal
-You are not a bad parent
-It’s OK to step away for a few minutes if your baby is safe
-Looking after your mental health matters

Keep your baby safe, and keep yourself safe too.

22/09/2025

It’s here – has officially begun!

All babies cry, and it can feel really tough at times – but remember: babies cry, you can cope.

Crying often increases around 2 weeks and peaks at 6–8 weeks. This phase will pass, and you are not alone.

Find out more:
https://bit.ly/ICON-day1

15/05/2025

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15/03/2025

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14/03/2025

Baby should sleep in the room you’re in, day and night, for at least the first six months to reduce the risk of SIDS. You can still nip to the loo or go and make a cup of tea but keep baby in the same room as you as much as possible.

13/03/2025

Everyone knows how much grandparents love their grandchildren! As a grandparent you play an important role in reducing your grandchild’s risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). To learn more, please visit https://tinyurl.com/mwa9kyj3

13/03/2025

A baby’s airway (breathing tube) can easily block, narrow or fold, making it difficult for them to breathe is sharing how to create the safest sleeping environment for a baby, focusing on protecting their vulnerable airways and reducing the risk of SIDS.