by Abbie Rich | Aug 27, 2025 | 4Family, Articles, Becoming a parent, Freeflow, Your family life
Michael Johnson-Ellis Co-Founder & Co-CEO | My Surrogacy Journey @officialmysurrogacyjourney Summary Creating families through surrogacy requires healthcare professionals to embrace a fundamentally different approach, one built on inclusion, empathy, and deep...
by Abbie Rich | Aug 16, 2025 | 4Family, Articles, Freeflow, Miscarriage and loss
Amneet Graham Chair and Founder, Willow’s Rainbow Box (1186779) @willowsrainbowbox Summary This article explores the impact of pregnancy after loss on mental health and how the charity ‘Willow’s Rainbow Box’ can support families on this journey. What we know Pregnancy...
by Jayne Purdy | Jul 23, 2025 | 4You, Articles, Factsheet, Your pregnancy
Sheena Byrom Midwife and Director, All4Maternity @sheena_byrom Why Nutrition Matters in Pregnancy When you’re pregnant, eating well is one of the best things you can do for your baby and for yourself. A healthy, balanced and culturally appropriate diet supports...
by Abbie Rich | Jul 17, 2025 | 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Your body and becoming pregnant
Dr Jenna Brough Perinatal Clinical Psychologist @dr.jenna.psychologist Summary With the highest incidence of birth trauma [1] and subsequent PTSD [2] occurring after first births, trauma can leave lasting psychological scars for parents contemplating another...
by Abbie Rich | Jun 17, 2025 | 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Parenting tips
Abbie Tomson Midwife MSc, BSc, Yoga Teacher, Project Lead at All4Birth @enevlorel @All4Birth Summary Cervical screening, commonly referred to as a smear test, is a vital part of women’s healthcare in the UK. It plays a major role in the early detection and prevention...
by Abbie Rich | May 27, 2025 | 4Family, Articles, Freeflow, Parenting, Parenting tips
Abbie Tomson Midwife MSc, BSc, Yoga Teacher, Project Lead at All4Birth @enevlorel @All4Birth Summary As parents, we often wish we could shield our children from life’s ups and downs, especially when those emotions seem overwhelming. But for toddlers, “big...
