Pregnancy - advice and support from pregnancy to childbirth
First things first: are you pregnant? Find out the early signs of pregnancy – and then what's ahead, with our week-by-week guide. We've got advice on antenatal care, what you can eat, pregnancy scans, where to have your baby and what happens during labour.
If it's your first baby you'll have lots of questions, if it's not your first you'll have lots of experience – share both on our Pregnancy Talk forum.
How pregnant am I?
Use our pregnancy calculator to find out your baby's due date, then see what you can expect each week as your pregnancy progresses.
Early signs of pregnancy
Whether you're trying to conceive or have just noticed some weird changes, there’s only one way to find out for sure if you're pregnant – POAS (pee on a stick).
Pregnancy health
Find advice on antenatal care, tests and scans, food, fitness, weight gain, pelvic floor exercises… Everything to look after your body and baby during pregnancy.
Meet other mums-to-be
Searching for a pregnancy yoga class, antenatal group, nearly-new baby clobber or just other people who actually get what pregnancy's like? Answer: Mumsnet Local.
Coping with morning sickness
Morning? But what about the afternoon, and night sickness? If you're suffering, fear not – Mumsnetters have these pearls of wisdom to get you through the worst.
Weight gain in pregnancy
Weight gain during pregnancy is one of life's certainties. Find out what to expect in each trimester.
Labour and childbirth
Find out about the stages of labour, your pain relief options, breathing techniques, home births, water births, C-sections and more.
Baby names
Get opinions on the baby names you're considering plus practical tips on choosing a name – or be inspired with our Baby Name Finder.
Common pregnancy problems
Get information and advice on health conditions some women face during pregnancy – and find out how to treat them at each stage and during labour.
What to buy for your baby
Looking at the sheer range of things to buy for your baby's nursery can be daunting. Mumsnetters reveal the kit you really need ready for your new arrival.
Monitoring baby movements
It’s a good idea to familiarise yourself with your baby’s pattern of movements from around 28 weeks, so you're aware of any changes and can seek help if needed.
How long does it take to get pregnant?
Before the being pregnant, there's the getting pregnant bit. Learn how to increase your chances of conceiving.
Announcing your pregnancy
From who to tell first, when and how – this is the first decision you'll make as a parent. And some of the reactions may not be quite what you were expecting.
The things no-one tells you about pregnancy
The crying, the cravings, the hair, the bizarre dreams – here's what to really expect when you're expecting.
Preparing for life with a newborn
Feel (somewhat) prepared to face the brave new world of parenthood with tips from those who've been there – and come out the other side.
Get the Mumsnet Pregnancy Tracker app
Whatever you're going through, chances are someone else has been through it, too. Our free, week-by-week tracker app gives you advice, experience and facts at your fingertips, to guide you through each stage of your pregnancy.
Car seat reviews
If you've got a car, then you'll need a car seat to transport your new baby home. Read MN ratings.
Parental leave - your rights
Get the lowdown on maternity and paternity rights in the workplace – including shared parental leave and maternity pay.