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Choosing a caregiver

A detailed medical history, of you and your partner, will be recorded at your first prenatal visit.

Regular prenatal care is most important if you are carrying more than one baby, as the risk to you and your babies is higher.

Your health, and the growth and development of your baby, must be closely monitored. 

Preparing for your prenatal appointments is important. Find out our prenatal checklist, so you can ask the right questions to your healthcare provider.

Screening ultrasound scan

Diagnostic ultrasound
The most important scans are performed at 12 weeks and 16 weeks. These early scans often prove the most accurate in determining the date of birth.

The average stay in hospital is about three days, if there are no complications. Use the time to rest and gather as much information as possible.

After the birth your body undergoes rapid physical and hormonal changes.

Check your basic progressive exercise programme with your caregiver.

Introducing the NEW NESTLE® CERELAC® Organic Selection

Free play is like love, sunshine and broccoli all juiced together

Pre-learning skills in action 

Your child’s sentences are becoming longer and more complex as their vocabulary grows from a few hundred words at age three to more than 2 000 words at age five. 

I am my own superhero

The more I practice, the luckier I get

Your child is starting to share

It is wonderful when your child retells a story

Be patient, some things take time

Two little dickie birds sitting on a wall

Your child’s hands are becoming fine instruments

If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands