The NHS pregnancy guide includes all you need to know about trying for a baby, pregnancy, labour and birth. Visit the NHS pregnancy guide.

Maternity notes at Oxford University Hospitals will be on an app called BadgerNotes - ouh.nhs). This app will replace the current maternity notes folder.

You can view and update your own care record from your smartphone, tablet or computer. You will also be able to register that you are pregnant directly with us.

Whatever you want to know about being pregnant, from early pregnancy signs to which prenatal vitamins you should take, you should find it here. We're here to give you the essential guide and lots of free tools for having a healthy, happy baby. Visit Start for life.

Health visitors and family nurses work with parents of new babies and children, offering support and evidence-based advice, from before the birth of the child right until the start of school. Learn more about Health Visitors and Family Nurse Partnership.

Sign up for our free, essential weekly email guide to pregnancy, your baby's development and life as a parent.

The British Nutrition Foundation provide information and advice for eating healthily throughout your pregnancy, they have tailored advice for teenagers, vegetarians and vegans and provide information regarding Ramadan and pregnancy. Visit the British Nutrition Foundation.

On the Institute for Health Visiting website, you'll find tips to support the early days of having a baby, which include childhood immunisations, cradle cap, understanding your baby, safer sleep for your baby, oral thrush, your relationship as new parents, skin to skin contact with your baby, sex and intimacy.

If you're pregnant and feeling low but can't seem to shake it, you may be suffering from antenatal depression.Visit Mind - Maternal Health for how to identify symptoms, ways you can help yourself feel better and where to get help when you need it.

Fit and Healthy Mums offer community based sessions that are fun and friendly, where everyone is welcome. We firmly believe that every mum should have the opportunity to feel better about themselves, feel stronger and more confident.

Thinking about how what happens and where to give birth? The NCT is here to help you feel more confident. We've got information and tips on everything you need to know.

How to look after a newborn baby in those first few days (0 to 12 weeks). Visit the NHS guide.

Baby Buddy provides trusted, evidence-based information and self-care tools, based on the latest research and is NHS-approved.