Answer three quick questions and Amy sends the one that fits.
Everyone has an opinion about your pregnancy and your baby. Most of it contradicts the last thing you read, and none of it knows anything about you, your house or how you are actually coping.
Six methods, five opinions from your family, and a feed full of people who seem to have it sorted. All of it confident, none of it agreeing.
What you need at six weeks pregnant is not what you need at six weeks postpartum. Most guides pick one stage and leave you to work out the rest.
The questions arrive at 3am. The next appointment is in three weeks, and it is ten minutes long.
Written by Amy and the BROODE team for the two stages parents tell us feel the loneliest. Answer three quick questions and the right one lands in your inbox.
The guides are a taste of BROODE: midwife-led support for pregnancy, newborn and early parenthood, in one membership.
Qualified midwives and specialists, not an algorithm and not a forum.
Pregnancy by trimester, recovery, partner support. Every lesson has an audio version for the walk or the car.
A directory of everything happening across South Dublin and North Wicklow, each one a click from booking.
Twice a week, everyone welcome, camera off if you like.
With Shannon, playable on your phone or mirrored to the telly.
A pregnancy room and a partners' corner, with Amy actually in them.
Midwife-ledBROODE was built by Amy Corrigan after her own first pregnancy, when she realised how much was going on nearby that nobody had told her about. The Welcome to Parenthood programme runs across South Dublin and North Wicklow, because that is where our midwives are, and the groups are matched by area and due date so the people you meet are genuinely local.