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Why are more parents seeking FEDANT Registered practitioners than ever before?

Parents have always needed support during pregnancy, birth preparation and the early weeks after a baby arrives. What has changed is the way...



Why “I Trained Years Ago” Is Not Enough: The Importance of Ongoing Learning

There is a phrase that should make parents stop and think before booking antenatal or postnatal support: “I trained years ago.” On its...


Antenatal educator listening attentively to an expectant couple in a calm teaching room.

The power of being heard: seven listening habits that strengthen antenatal practice

Listening is often described as a “soft skill”. In maternity and early-parenthood work, it is anything but soft. Small changes in the way we invite, hear and respond to a family’s concerns can make education feel safer, clearer and more useful.