Becoming a parent, feeding, sleeping and potty training
Losing a baby at any stage of pregnancy, during birth, or soon after birth is a very difficult experience. It might affect how you feel when parenting any children you already had at the time of the loss or a child you’ve had since your loss.
Communication, social and emotional development, neurodiversity and support for additional needs
School work and homework, behaviour and wellbeing, and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Family relationships and mental health, work and money, healthy living, technology and fun at home
Understanding behaviour and emotions, talking about feelings, safety and wellbeing, rules and rewards, wellbeing activities
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Anything you tell us is confidential. We will only share your information without your consent if you or someone else might be at risk of significant harm – then we would contact the Police, Ambulance, social services, a mental health crisis or other service to help you. For more information, read our confidentiality policy.
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We keep chat records for up to 7 years and share anonymised data with organisations that fund the service. Read our privacy policy for more details.