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Managing your money
Clothes, nappies, toys – the costs can all mount up. Having a baby can put you under a lot of financial pressure, so while you’re pregnant it’s a good idea to think about how you’ll manage your money.
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Housing rights and benefits for new parents
When you become a parent it’s important to have a home you know is safe and where you can feel settled. Find out what help is available to help you pay and heat your home.
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Baby Box
The Baby Box is a safe and comfortable place for your baby to sleep and acts like a Moses basket. Find out what comes with Scotland's Baby Box and how to get one
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When pregnancy goes wrong
Sadly you'll lose your baby if you have an ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage or stillbirth. Find out how these happen and how to cope if you lose your baby
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Pre-eclampsia
Pre-eclampsia is a condition that you only get when you’re pregnant. Find out how to spot the symptoms of pre-eclampsia
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Miscarriage
About 1 out of 5 pregnancies miscarry. Since many miscarriages aren't recorded the figure might be higher.
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Health conditions before pregnancy
If you have an existing health condition, you may need extra care while you're pregnant. Find out how epilepsy, diabetes and mental health conditions will be managed as part of your care
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Ectopic pregnancy
An ectopic pregnancy is when a fertilised egg develops outside the womb. It can be very serious if it’s not treated. Find out about the symptoms of ectopic pregnancy
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Your booking appointment (booking visit)
Your booking appointment (booking visit) is the first appointment with your midwife between 8 and 12 weeks of pregnancy. Find out what you'll be asked, told and given.
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Your antenatal team
Your antenatal team are the health and care professionals looking after you during your pregnancy - including midwives, family nurses and obstetricians. Find out how these people will help and support you and your baby