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Best Beginnings supporting #shoutieselfie Campaign by Mummy Links

A few months ago we met Emily, founder of MummyLinks. Her aim is to help mums to beat loneliness as she was unfortunately enough to struggle with Post-Natal Depression after the birth of her son. She created #shoutieselfie campaign to raise awareness of
Concerning new figures show startling inqualities

A baby born in Birmingham is five times for likely to die in infancy than a baby born in Bracknell. Best Beginnings applies a concerted asset based approach to intervention to help address these unacceptable inequalities.
Baby Buddy app user feedback

Today, the mood in the Best Beginnings office is sunny as we are reading some great app user feedback.
Join Best Beginnings Cheer Squad

Join our team of supporters to cheer our #teamBB runners on who have been working tirelessly to prepare for the big challenge of running the London Marathon 2018 and supporting Best Beginnings working towards giving each child in the UK the best start in life.

Baby Buddy, the multi-award winning free app for parents and parents-to-be

The multi-award winning free app for parents and parents-to-be
Watch From Bump to Breastfeeding

On this page you can watch the From Bump to Breastfeeding DVD videos. From Bump to Breastfeeding guides you through all the questions, and talks to young mums about what it’s really like. The videos follow four mums who decide to breastfeed their babies - it will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about breastfeeding and how to do it successfully.
From Bump to Breastfeeding

Following real mothers' stories to find out how
Parents with learning disabilities
5. Graphic of a baby attaching on the breast
Parents who use drugs
Out of the Blue

Promoting mental health for parents and their children
4. The early days and weeks
The National Teenage Pregnancy Midwifery Network

Working to improve outcomes for teenage parents and their children by developing maternity services to meet their needs.
3. Birth, skin-to-skin and the first feed