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Healing through giving
Around 1 in 4 pregnancies in the UK will end in loss. Education and family support specialist, Margaret Pritchard Houston, shares her experiences of baby loss, milk donation, and why mothers should always be given all the options.
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Neonatal Mental Health Awareness Week
Today marks the start of the first Neonatal Mental Health Awareness Week, raising awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by families when they have a baby in neonatal intensive care.
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NHS launches new service offering new mums access to mental health support closer to home
New specialist mental health services have been rolled out across the country, following a pledge made by health officials in May 2018.
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NHS to offer mums-to-be new blood test for pre-eclampsia
New research has led to NHS offering pregnant women a new blood test to check severe risk of pre-eclampsia.
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Alex Jones opens up about hosting The One Show after miscarriage
The One Show host, Alex Jones, has revealed that she was on camera just one hour after having a miscarriage.
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Salford Dad supports Amanda Holden's Appeal Theo's Hope Appeal for Tommy's
Joseph Cassidy was one of five runners supporting Amanda Holden’s appeal Theo’s Hope at the London Landmarks Half Marathon on Sunday March 24.
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Government seeking views from bereaved parents on stillbirth investigations
The Government is seeking views from bereaved families on plans for coroners to investigate stillbirths.
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Stillbirths more likely if diabetes in pregnancy not diagnosed
Women are being left at risk of stillbirth due to a lack of consistency in screening for gestational diabetes, new research suggests.
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Clearblue partners with Tommy’s on planning for pregnancy
We’re delighted to announce that Clearblue has joined forces with us to continue getting vital information out to people planning a family.
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Bile acid blood test could indicate risk of stillbirth
This discovery will help doctors identify the small number of women at most risk who require intervention to prevent stillbirth.
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