Healthy Pregnancy Wolverhampton

Healthy Pregnancy Wolverhampton Healthy Pregnancy Team for the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust🥰

13/08/2025

Unfortunately there will be no Molinuex sessions for the next two weeks

Join us today at the infant feeding event at graisley family hub
08/08/2025

Join us today at the infant feeding event at graisley family hub

By the time you are 6 months pregnant, your baby is already the size of a head of lettuce!🥗It is important to continue t...
19/07/2025

By the time you are 6 months pregnant, your baby is already the size of a head of lettuce!🥗

It is important to continue to do your pelvic floor exercises during pregnancy to aid with your postnatal recovery as well as preparing your body for birth!

From 28 weeks pregnant you will be offered the RSV vaccination to protect baby when they arrive. 💉
For more information on vaccinations in pregnancy, have look on the badger app, or speak to your midwife or the healthy pregnancy team!

Come and meet us Tuesday for a walk in the park.
13/07/2025

Come and meet us Tuesday for a walk in the park.

12/07/2025

It’s a bit 🔥 ☀️

Top tips for babywearing safely in this kind of weather (cos babies often still want to be held or you need to go somewhere)…

💦keep well hydrated
🕶find or make shade (brollies are good portable shades!)⛱
🧴protect exposed areas with sun block (zinc based) if over 6m
☀️use single layer breathable carriers (like the MiniSling, cotton ring sling, mesh carriers eg Izmi Breeze or the ultra light solar Integra or Tula Lite)
👍hip or back carries are cooler
🌞go out early or late, avoid the middle of the day
😎use a buggy for transport, (but don’t put cloths over for shade, it just raises the temp, use things like the UV snooze shade)

More at www.carryingmatters.co.uk/heat

At 5 months pregnant your baby is the size of an Aubergine and you are already past the halfway mark! You may have found...
12/07/2025

At 5 months pregnant your baby is the size of an Aubergine and you are already past the halfway mark! You may have found out the gender of your little one. 🩷🩵

This month you may have started feeling babies movements, these will continue to become more frequent as baby gets bigger. If you have any concerns about fetal movements don't hesitate to call maternity triage.

At this stage in pregnancy you may be interested in doing some antenatal classes. We have lots of support available in Wolverhampton for expecting families. Message the healthy pregnancy team to find out more about our parental education classes and groups!🤰

4 Months Pregnant - Baby is about the size of a sweet potato!🍠You should now have had your dating scan and have seen bab...
05/07/2025

4 Months Pregnant - Baby is about the size of a sweet potato!🍠
You should now have had your dating scan and have seen baby (or babies!)

You may also be experiencing some food cravings - it's fine to give in from time to time, as long as your overall diet is still balanced. (If you are experiencing non-food cravings speak to your midwife as this can be a sign of a deficiency!)

Your teeth and gums may become more sensitive at this time, due to hormonal changes. Make use of your maternity exemption and visit the dentist regularly during your pregnancy. 🦷

Calling all mums, dad's and parents-to-be! 📢 What kind of antenatal and postnatal support would have made your journey e...
04/07/2025

Calling all mums, dad's and parents-to-be! 📢

What kind of antenatal and postnatal support would have made your journey easier?

Share your experiences and wish list for services you think are essential.
Let’s start a conversation about improving maternal care together! Comment below! 👇

Meet up with us for a walk in the park📍The children's village, meet up for a walk around Wednesfield park 🕐1pm📅 Tuesday ...
30/06/2025

Meet up with us for a walk in the park
📍The children's village, meet up for a walk around Wednesfield park
🕐1pm
📅 Tuesday 1st July

Did you know staying active during pregnancy has so many benefits? This infographic breaks it down! Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity each week. Think walking, swimming, or cycling! It can help control weight gain, reduce high blood pressure, improve sleep, and boost your mood. Always consult your doctor before starting any new exercise routine.

Your Midwife will have stressed the importance of pelvic floor exercises during your pregnancy, but these exercises are ...
29/06/2025

Your Midwife will have stressed the importance of pelvic floor exercises during your pregnancy, but these exercises are important throughout life, not just in pregnancy and after delivery. When done properly and regularly, pelvic floor muscles will improve the strength of the pelvic floor.

Strong pelvic floor muscles help you to:

-Have an easier birth
-Relieve constipation
-Help prevent the embarrassment of passing urine when you laugh or cough

Aim to do a mixture of fast and slow ‘lifts’
Repeat 5 to 6 times gradually increasing to 10
Sitting with your feet flat on the floor, or lying down to start with. As you get stronger you may want to progress to standing.
Gradually increase holding time to 10 seconds
Repeat 3 to 4 times a day

At 3 months pregnant your baby is the size of a lemon!🍋You are now at the end of the first trimester and you may notice ...
28/06/2025

At 3 months pregnant your baby is the size of a lemon!🍋
You are now at the end of the first trimester and you may notice some symptoms easing off - nausea may subside and energy levels may return.

Now energy levels are nearly back to normal, walking swimming and yoga are fantastic ways to stay active during your pregnancy - having huge benefits not only physically, but mentally too!🧘‍♀️

For more information on exercising in pregnancy, speak to the healthy pregnancy team rwh-tr.healthy-pregnancy-team@nhs.net

📢Calling all new dad's!Download the dad pad app! What is the DadPad?It’s the essential guide for new dads, developed wi...
27/06/2025

📢Calling all new dad's!

Download the dad pad app!

What is the DadPad?
It’s the essential guide for new dads, developed with the NHS.

Why do you need it?
As a new dad you will feel excited, but you may also feel left out, unsure or overwhelmed. The DadPad can help by giving you the knowledge and practical skills that you need. The resource will support you and your partner to give your baby the best possible start in life.

Address

New Cross Hospital
Wolverhampton
WV100QP

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Healthy Pregnancy Wolverhampton posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Healthy Pregnancy Wolverhampton:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category