UHS Maternity & Neonatal Service

UHS Maternity & Neonatal Service Official social media platform for UHS Maternity care at Princess Anne Hospital, Southampton.

A new month, a new school year and statistically the busiest month for babies to be born! Midwives, get those gloves at ...
01/09/2026

A new month, a new school year and statistically the busiest month for babies to be born! Midwives, get those gloves at the ready! 🧤

Note: We will be posting the July infogram (followed by Augusts) shortly. We apologise for the delay and appreciate your patience.

🤰💜 Where does pregnancy weight gain come from?Your body goes through incredible changes during pregnancy — and weight ga...
27/08/2026

🤰💜 Where does pregnancy weight gain come from?

Your body goes through incredible changes during pregnancy — and weight gain is about much more than just your growing baby.

Take a look at our infographic to learn where that extra weight comes from, why we sometimes discuss weight and BMI, and how you can support a healthy pregnancy.

More information can be found on the Healthier Together Website: https://www.healthiertogether.nhs.uk/pregnancy-and-birth/weight-gain-in-pregnancy

Feedback Friday 📣We love hearing your feedback on what your experience of maternity care was. Both positive and construc...
14/08/2026

Feedback Friday 📣

We love hearing your feedback on what your experience of maternity care was. Both positive and constructive comments are welcomed, heard and taken on board.

If you wish to provide feedback you can do so by completing the Maternity Friends & Family (FFT) survey. The link for which can be found within the QR code.

UHS Babies - June 2026 ☀️ (Apologies for the delay!)Congratulations to all the families who welcomed little ones with us...
13/08/2026

UHS Babies - June 2026 ☀️ (Apologies for the delay!)

Congratulations to all the families who welcomed little ones with us in June. As always, our thoughts go to the families of sleeping babies.

DISCLAIMER: Names only appear if they are input by the midwife after birth and have pulled through to the system. Occasionally this may not happen and we apologise for any names missed due to this.

06/08/2026
On occasion the immediate postnatal period may look slightly different to what you may have ‘planned’ or preferred. In o...
15/07/2026

On occasion the immediate postnatal period may look slightly different to what you may have ‘planned’ or preferred. In order to support you during this time we are pleased to announce a change in policy to encourage families to remain together if the birthing person is required to attend theatre for any non-emergency postnatal related procedure (such as manual removal of placenta or complex perineal repair).

This is in hopes to promote opportunities for continued skin-to-skin, bonding and enhanced breastfeeding initiation with a reduction in birth-related trauma.

Let us know what you think! 💬

And just like that, we have somehow arrived into the second half of the year! We look forward to continuing to support y...
01/07/2026

And just like that, we have somehow arrived into the second half of the year!

We look forward to continuing to support you, care for you and celebrate welcoming your little ones into the world this month!

Fun July facts:
- Birthstone: Ruby ♥️
- Birth Flowers: Larkspur & Water Lily 🪻
- Zodiac signs: Cancer or Leo ♌️
- July is ‘national ice cream month’!🍦

We also recognise that July is ‘National Bereaved Parents’ month. For those that have been affected by this, we see you 🦋

Thank you for your patience and understanding. As always, please call 999 for emergencies. And 111 for non-maternity rel...
27/06/2026

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

As always, please call 999 for emergencies. And 111 for non-maternity related health concerns. Using your Healthier Together app is the easiest way to get advice and direct you to the most appropriate service.

UHS Babies - May 2026Congratulations to all the families who welcomed little ones with us last month. As always, our tho...
25/06/2026

UHS Babies - May 2026

Congratulations to all the families who welcomed little ones with us last month. As always, our thoughts go to the families of sleeping babies

DISCLAIMER: Names only appear if they are input by the midwife after birth and have pulled through to the system. Occasionally this may not happen and we apologise for any names missed due to this.

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