Parenting Hub

Antenatal

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For expectant parents, there’s a course on understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby.

This includes topics guiding you through getting to know your baby in the womb, your early stages of labour, birth, and then when your baby arrives.

There is also the same course but tailored specifically for women couples.

Postnatal

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Togetherness also offers three key courses to support you in the months just after having your baby, too.

These include a course on understanding your baby, which explores understanding why your baby is crying, your baby’s rhythm and feeding right up to development and play.

Poorly babies

See course for poorly babies

There is also a specific pathway for parents or carers of babies age 0-6 months who are receiving neonatal care in hospital. This course can help you to understand exactly what has happened, your feelings in hospital and preparing for discharge back home.

See course for parents or carers of babies of the same age who have experienced neonatal care. This explores areas like staying in at home, understanding your baby’s brain, understanding your baby crying and how to respond plus understanding feeding and healthy sleep patterns.

Parents and Carers

If you’re a parent or a carer, you can access a specific Togetherness pathway which will support you with information about your child’s development, build your confidence and also offer helpful advice and ideas.

Grandparents

If you’re a grandparent, Togetherness also offers a pathway to help with understanding the needs of children and young people in the modern world. They can help you with behaviours to help your grandchildren thrive.

Teenagers

The teenage years are a time of complex emotions. There’s a pathway dedicated to teenagers on Togetherness too, helping them understand their minds, emotions and making sense of the changes they are going through. For this pathway, follow ‘for teenagers only’.