Pregnancy Blog
Discover advice on pregnancy, birth, parenting & more...
Early Pregnancy
Find guidance and support focused on the early stages of your pregnancy.
Pregnancy & Birth
Advice for when you are in the later gestations or want to learn more about birth.
Parenting
Find key advice and articles that will help you navigate your journey as a parent.
WTTW News
Latest updates from Window to the Womb including new clinics and client experiences.
The Impact of Pregnancy on Teeth & Oral Health
Discover how pregnancy affects your oral health, from hormonal changes that lead to gum disease to calcium depletion that can weaken teeth. Learn essential tips for maintaining healthy teeth and gums during pregnancy.
Gestational Diabetes & Its Long-Term Impact
Gestational diabetes can impact both mother and baby, increasing the risk of type 2 diabetes later in life. Learn about its effects, management, and long-term health tips.
Using a Birth Ball: Is It Worth the Investment?
A birth ball is a simple yet effective tool that can enhance comfort during pregnancy, support an easier labour, and aid in postpartum recovery. Whether you’re looking to relieve back pain, prepare your body for birth, or find a natural way to manage labour pain, a birth ball is well worth considering.
Maternal Mental Health in the UK: Antenatal & Postnatal Support
Maternal mental health matters. Learn about antenatal & postnatal mental health struggles, signs to look out for, and where to find support in the UK. You’re not alone—help is available.
How Your Baby is Growing: A Week-by-Week Guide
Follow your baby’s incredible journey from tiny heartbeat to first smiles with our week-by-week pregnancy guide. Discover key milestones, development insights, and the best ultrasound scans at Window to the Womb to see your baby grow.
Surviving the First 3 Months: What No One Tells You
Surviving the first 3 months with a newborn isn’t all cuddles and cute moments. From sleep deprivation to emotional highs and lows, here’s the honest truth about what no one tells you—and how to get through it.
