About this service
If you’re feeling overwhelmed during pregnancy and/or after birth, we are here for you. You may be experiencing anxiety, low mood, feel isolated or wish to build your confidence in parenthood. At Medway Pregnancy to Three, we offer group support and one-to-one emotional well-being support and help to access local services close to you. Our perinatal services offer small and welcoming sessions, including Baby Massage, Stay and Play, Antenatal courses, peer support and a Dad’s Group.
More Information
Providing support to Medway families where a parent may be feeling overwhelmed with their emotional health or wellbeing during pregnancy and the first 3 years after birth, our support service is for parents who have, or feel they are at the risk of a decline in their emotional well-being, including anxiety and post-natal depression.
Key elements of our service have been specifically designed to respond to the impact of the pandemic on families with babies/young children.
We provide support to parents according to your needs and situation. We can provide a trained one-to-one volunteer through our Pregnancy to Three team or Peer Support Worker through our Start for Life service, who can offer emotional support and help to access services in your local community.
We also offer small and welcoming Baby Groups, Baby Massage Courses, Stay and Play sessions, Antenatal courses and a Dad’s Group to develop and improve confidence, enjoyment, emotional well-being, encourage bonding and attachment as well as reduce isolation.
Need different support?
Whatever issues you or your family face, we are here to help. If this service isn’t right for you, you can find a different service, contact our helpline, FamilyLine or browse our self-help articles to find the right support for you.
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If you’re feeling overwhelmed, worried or upset about any aspect of your family life, FamilyLine is here for you. We offer free emotional support and guidance on family relationships, conflict, parenting, caring, financial worries and more.
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