Caesarean Section
Information for Women
Patient Information Leaflets for Maternity Services
Virtual antenatal education
You can view a selection of online tutorials by visiting our YouTube channel.
These films have been specially created by our staff at the maternity department at York Hospital so that you, your birth partner, family and friends can share your maternity experience at any time wherever you are. If you have any questions please contact your community midwife or the maternity department at York Hospital.
If you have any questions or would like more information please speak to your midwife
Choosing a Home Birth
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Choosing to have an elective caesarean section
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Donor Breastmilk: Your questions answered
Information for parents
Drops of Gold for your baby
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Emotional support in pregnancy
Information for parents
Enhanced Recovery after Caesarean Section
Information for patients, relatives and carers
External Cephalic Version (ECV)
Information for patients, relatives, and carers
Going home when your waters have broken
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Information about Hypnobirthing
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Jaundice in Newborn Babies
Information for patients, relatives and carers
My Baby is Breech
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Post Natal Advice Following a third or fourth-degree tear after the birth of your baby
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Protecting your baby from low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Reflux in babies
Information for patients, relatives, and carers
Taste and Smell
Information for parents, relatives and carers
Tongue Tie
Information for parents, relatives and carers
Tube feeding your baby
Why and how of tube feeding your baby
Vaginal birth after Caesarean Section (VBAC)
Information for patients, relatives and carers
Your visit to the Preterm Birth Prevention Clinic
You have been invited to the preterm prevention clinic as your midwife or doctor is concerned that you may be at an increased risk of preterm labour.
