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Brown Paper Packages launch Baby Loss & Miscarriage Care Box
Gift company, Brown Paper Packages have designed a care box for those who have experienced baby loss.
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Bereaved parents falling through the gaps in mental health care
A report published today reveals that 60% of bereaved parents felt they needed specialist psychological support for their mental health but were not able to access it on the NHS.
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Release of EP album by Liberty’s Mother
Singer songwriter, Sophie Daniels officially launches her new EP, Liberty’s Mother. All proceeds are being donated to Tommy’s.
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‘Men Living Through Multiple Miscarriages’: A new research project
A new research project examining the emotional and social effects of multiple miscarriages upon men has been launched at the Tommy’s National Centre of Miscarriage Research.
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Tell me WHY - a Tommy's campaign
71% are not given a medical reason for their miscarriage, stillbirth or premature birth. Without this, parents, particularly women, blame themselves. We need more research to find out the reasons why.
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Tommy’s opens National Centre for Maternity Improvement
Tommy’s, The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) have formed an alliance to launch The Tommy’s National Centre for Maternity Improvement, which will be established from 1 September 2019.
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A new wellbeing resource for pregnancy and post-birth
Today, we're delighted to launch our new mental health digital tool for pregnancy and post-birth.
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A conversation with Liberty's Mother
Founder of Liberty’s Mother, Sophie Daniels, sits down to chat with Tommy’s about her daughter Liberty's death and what helped her get through it.
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Tommy's respond to the latest infant mortality statistics
The Office for National Statistics has today released their statistics for infant mortality rates in England and Wales.
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Study finds children of obese mums at higher risk of diabetes
Being overweight, but not obese, during pregnancy increases risk of diabetes in the child by almost half, the study found
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