Expecting a child
Expecting a childInformation and support for those trying to have a child and those expecting a child.
Planning a family
Are you hoping to welcome a new baby into the family? Here are some tips to help you prepare for pregnancy.
If you have not been able to get pregnant after a year of trying, you and your partner can get infertility examinations and treatment.
You can welcome a non-biological child into your family through support family activities, foster parenting, and, in some cases, adoption.
Wellbeing during pregnancy
Learn about progression of pregnancy, stages of foetal development and things to remember during your pregnancy.
Good nutrition and a diversified diet is important for both your wellbeing and the growth and development of your upcoming baby.
Exercise is recommended throughout pregnancy. You can continue to stay active until the end of your pregnancy, listening to your body. If your doctor has given you special instructions, follow them.
Pregnancy hormones and nausea put a strain on your teeth. Pay special attention to the health of your teeth during pregnancy.
Mood swings are common during pregnancy. Many people experience heightened emotional sensitivity from the early stages of pregnancy.
Preparing for future
Breastfeeding will require a lot of time and attention during the first weeks of your baby’s life. Knowledge will help you breastfeed successfully.
Your upcoming parenthood will be influenced by your own childhood experiences and the notions that you have about your upcoming baby.
At its best, pregnancy can strengthen your relationship. Ont the other hand, the physical strain of pregnancy and worry about the future can also challenge you as a couple.
Pregnancy care
At the maternity clinic, we monitor the progress of your pregnancy and the health of your whole family. We provide information on health and safety during pregnancy and carry out screenings to detect any risk factors.
We monitor your pregnancy with a range of tests and examinations. With examinations, we aim to identify possible risk factors and disorders occurring during pregnancy.
Most pregnancies go well, even when there are surprises along the way. If necessary, we will monitor your pregnancy a little more closely and provide the care that you need.
