Everything you need to know about pregnancy. From looking after yourself and your unborn baby, to preparing for the birth, part of our Start for Life offer.
This section provides information from feeding your baby to how they develop and is part of our Start for Life offer.
Information, advice and guidance as your baby becomes a toddler and is part of our Start for Life offer.
Find out more about preschool programs & support here
For the primary school years, this section provides the information to help you as they grow.
Information, advice and guidance for the secondary school years and beyond.
Information and advice from continuing learning to moving to employment and lots more
Services, Information & Guidance about meeting Children & Young People's Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities
Information and advice for Parents and Carers
During pregnancy, your body will go through many changes as your baby grows. You may experience morning sickness, fatigue, and other symptoms. It’s important to get regular prenatal care to ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
Your midwife will get in touch with your health visiting team and let them know you’re expecting a baby.
Between 28 and 36 weeks of pregnancy you will be sent a letter explaining how to access your antenatal support and visit you at home to discuss the arrival of your new baby and offer additional support. You can access our Soilhull online antenatal courses here, just enter the code TAMAR and it’s free for you and your partner. Visit Solihull antenatal course
There are many ways to prepare for childbirth, including taking childbirth classes, creating a birth plan, and practising relaxation techniques. It’s also important to have a support system in place, whether that’s a partner, family member, or doula.
During your child’s first year of life, they will go through many milestones, including rolling over, sitting up, crawling, and walking. It’s important to provide a safe and stimulating environment for your child, and to get regular check-ups with a pediatrician.
The preschool years are an important time for your child’s social, emotional, and cognitive development. You can support your child’s development by providing opportunities for play, learning, and exploration, as well as setting consistent limits and boundaries. It’s also important to foster a positive relationship with your child and to communicate openly with them.
