The Pregnancy Circle

The Pregnancy Circle A free relaxed group in Crediton bringing expecting parents together with antenatal resources.

06/06/2026
01/06/2026

Those attending The Pregnancy Circle tonight. Please enter the church via the left of the building (down the steps). There is a yoga class happening in another room with the other entrance.

Thank you.

It’s this evening! No need to book just come along - it’s totally free!We are so lucky to have the wonderful Elle from L...
31/05/2026

It’s this evening! No need to book just come along - it’s totally free!

We are so lucky to have the wonderful Elle from Little Green Independent Midwifery to host this amazing antenatal resource for parents-to-be in Crediton! Supported by our very own Crediton BAPS Baby and Parent Support

Don’t miss out!

🔅The Pregnancy Circle 🔅What to expect at the next meet up:✨️ navigating decision-making in pregnancy, birth and parentin...
29/05/2026

🔅The Pregnancy Circle 🔅
What to expect at the next meet up:

✨️ navigating decision-making in pregnancy, birth and parenting
✨️ mapping out birth preferences
✨ ️exploring the transition to mother, what's happening, what to expect and how to support this developmental process
✨️understanding your newborn, what's happening, what to expect and how to optimise everyone's wellbeing
✨️mapping out a postpartum plan

So much to chat about!
Come along and explore these important topics together in a relaxed and held space, guided by a midwife and the Crediton BAPS Baby and Parent Support peer supporters.

Monday 1st June, 7-8.30pm, Crediton Methodist Church, Crediton.

Many expecting parents do not realise just how many decisions they need to make during pregnancy, birth and the parentin...
27/05/2026

Many expecting parents do not realise just how many decisions they need to make during pregnancy, birth and the parenting years.

We are also making decisions that impact another human, not just ourselves.

We can feel disconnected from our intuition and overwhelmed by all the external noise about what we 'should' or 'shouldn't' do.

🔅The Pregnancy Circle 🔅
At the next session, we will be discussing how to navigate these decisions, to get curious about what matters to us, how to ask helpful questions and have meaningful discussions with healthcare providers.

Monday 1st June, 7-8.30pm, Methodist Church, Crediton

✨️ Partners/ friends are very welcome.

If you’re planning on breastfeeding (or planning to try breastfeeding) when your baby is born it’s really helpful to gat...
24/05/2026

If you’re planning on breastfeeding (or planning to try breastfeeding) when your baby is born it’s really helpful to gather information and resources. Hannah Croft is a fabulous resource and I’d highly recommend giving her a follow. This chart is so fascinating to me.

When you come to The Pregnancy Circle we have lots of info about feeding your baby, and lots of specialist knowledge if you want to explore how breastfeeding works and what it may look like for you when your baby is born, including how to troubleshoot any problems, and you also get a chance to find out where that vital support is going to be postpartum.

Look 👀 at this amazing graph which shows every recorded breastfeed for 14 months.

In the early days of breastfeeding it can feel like that’s all you’re doing, and it’s supported by the many dots (feeds) we see in the early months of this baby’s life, but look how the feeds spread out as the baby gets older.

You can see how the pattern changed again as the baby started to eat more solid food alongside breastfeeding, and then how shecontinued having a morning and evening breastfeed for many months after that too.

This is a fabulous visual to show what happens over the course of one breastfeeding journey. (Of course, not everyone’s will look like this)

Thank you so much to Lizzy for giving me permission to share this.

*edited to say, please be kind! This is just ONE feeding journey of ONE dyad. Every feeding journey looks different, and each journey is beautiful in its own right. It can be normal for some babies to decrease the number of feeds as they get older, and it’s fine to follow their lead if all else is well. However other babies will continue frequent feeds day and night and this is fine too! If you’re ever in doubt, or would like some reassurance/support please reach out.*

📣 Introducing our first The Pregnancy Circle graduate!! Baby R was born a few days after our first group session. Congra...
19/05/2026

📣 Introducing our first The Pregnancy Circle graduate!! Baby R was born a few days after our first group session.

Congratulations to Mum and Dad ❤️🥰

Moving on to our sister baby group Crediton BAPS Baby and Parent Support for that nurturing post-natal support, friendship and care 👶 ☕️

08/05/2026

Our sister group Crediton BAPS Baby and Parent Support ❤️🥰

06/05/2026

We already can't wait until next Month 🥰

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