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Accessing a Midwife

If you've just found out that you're pregnant, get the best start for you and your baby by making an appointment with a midwife. Contact your GP who will refer you to your local community midwifery team, alternatively, you can contact a midwife directly through…

Antenatal Classes

Based on parent feedback, the Parent Education Team are offering choice of either face-to-face or online sessions. To book on to a session, please download and complete the booking forms via the link: https://www.nuh.nhs.uk/parent-and-antenatal-classes and return them to us by email so we can sort your request. If have…

Antenatal Services

This is the care you receive while you're pregnant to make sure you and your baby are as well as possible. The midwife or doctor providing your antenatal care will: check the health of you and your baby give you useful information to help you…

Corporate Parenting Principles

The term ‘Corporate Parent’ isn’t particularly warm, is it? But it does stand for the very positive idea that Nottingham City Council should have the same hopes, wishes and aspirations for you as we would for our own children. We want you to have access…

Early Help Services

Nottingham City Council provides a number of Early Help services for children and families whose needs cannot be met by universal services. These services include: Targeted Family Support – support for families with children aged 0-19 years. Referrals can be made via Nottingham City Council…

Early Language

Children develop their talking and understanding of words at different rates. Babies start learning to recognise language even while they’re in the womb. Parents and families can support their baby’s language development through play, talking and responding to your baby / child, reading stories and…

Family Hubs Interactive Timetable

If you are looking for Holiday Activities click on this link: Easter Holidays Activities
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