8-Week Post-Maternity Check-Up & First Baby Immunizations

8-Week Post-Maternity Check-Up & First Baby Immunizations

Services Offered

  • Physical Health Assessment

This check-up helps us ensure that your body is healing properly and allows us to offer tailored recommendations for your continued recovery.

  • Mental Health Screening

Postpartum mental health is an integral aspect of recovery. We will discuss your emotional well-being and screen for any signs of postpartum depression or anxiety.

  • Breastfeeding Support

If you are breastfeeding, we will assess your progress and offer guidance to address any challenges such as nipple pain, latching difficulties, or concerns regarding milk supply.

  • Postpartum Weight Loss Support

A healthy approach to weight management after childbirth is essential for your overall well-being. We provide nutritional guidance from our dietician, Aveno and he provides fitness advice tailored to your needs as you return to your regular routine.

  • Baby’s 8-Week Immunization

At the 8-week check-up, your baby will receive their first round of immunizations, which are vital for protecting them from serious diseases.

Immunizations are critical in preventing serious illnesses and ensuring your baby’s long-term health. Our team will explain the vaccination process, provide aftercare advice, and answer any questions you may have.

Booking Your Appointment

  • Please ensure you are a registered patient with us, before booking your appointment. For more information, please view the information box below.

To schedule your 8-week post-maternity check-up and baby’s first immunization check, please contact us on 020 3818 8441.

Not A Registered Patient? Become one today!

Before you can book your 8-week post-maternity check-up, you must be registered with our practice.

To proceed, please complete our registration form. Once registered, you can call our clinic to schedule your appointment.

NHS Information On Postnatal Care & Baby Vaccinations

For more information on postnatal care and baby vaccinations, please refer to the following NHS resources: