Guide to HIV, pregnancy and women's health (HIV i-Base) This guide explains what to do if you are diagnosed with HIV in pregnancy, and what to do if you already know you are HIV positive and decide to have a baby.
Having a baby: what you need and when (Which guide) Which?, in association with the National Childbirth Trust (NCT), has produced a comprehensive, independent and free guide to having a baby.
Twins Trust Charity set up to help parents of twins, triplets and higher multiple births. They have an office in Scotland and run practical preparing for parenthood sessions and antenatal classes as well as providing information and creating support networks.
Your pregnancy and baby guide (NHS Choices) This pregnancy planning guide covers everything from trying for a baby to pregnancy, common problems and childbirth.
Best Beginnings Provides resources about pregnancy and new parenthood, baby feeding, baby development, sick or premature babies.
Guides to maternity and paternity rights (Which?) Some useful guides to maternity and paternity rights including dealing with work problems that might arrive during maternity leave.
Easy-read guides on pregnancy, babies and toddlers Guides for parents with learning difficulties: My pregnancy my choice; You and Your Baby 0-1; You and Your Little Child 1-5.
Birth to five: your NHS guide to parenting in the early years (NHS Choices) Comprehensive guide to your child’s early years, from new born baby to toddler to nursery age.
Ready Steady Baby! (NHS Inform) This website guides you through the phases of your pregnancy and the first 12 months with your new baby.
