About NewMums.com
Becoming a mum can feel overwhelming. We exist to make pregnancy, the newborn days, and the toddler years feel a little calmer, clearer, and more manageable.
What We Do
NewMums.com offers a growing collection of free, easy-to-use tools and planners, including calculators, checklists, trackers, and gentle self-checks designed for everyday use — from trying to conceive right through to the toddler years.
Our aim is simple: to provide clear, practical tools and guidance that support mums at every stage of their journey.
UK Focused
Written specifically with UK mums, NHS guidelines, and UK systems in mind.
Practical
Based on commonly accepted guidance and real everyday experience.
Supportive
Simple, non-judgemental, and free from unrealistic expectations.
Who It's For
- Expectant mums preparing for birth
- First-time mothers navigating the unknown
- Parents in the newborn stage
- Toddler mums tackling routines, tantrums, and potty training
- UK families looking for plain-English guidance
Whether you're packing a hospital bag, tracking feeds, or navigating the terrible twos, we're here to support you.
Independent
This site is independent and is not affiliated with the NHS, government bodies, or healthcare providers.
Founded in 2006, NewMums.com has grown from an early online community into a modern collection of practical tools and guidance for UK mums — from pregnancy through to age five.
We understand that every pregnancy, every baby, and every toddler is different. We don't promote a single right way to do things.
Our Commitment
To keep NewMums.com clear, helpful, and respectful. To support mums without judgement or pressure.
Our Tools
We've built a growing library of free, practical tools to help you at every stage — all designed with UK mums in mind.
Important Information
The information and tools on NewMums.com are provided for general informational purposes only and are not intended to replace professional medical advice. If you have concerns about your health, your pregnancy, or your child, you should always seek advice from your GP, midwife, health visitor, or another qualified healthcare professional.
Thank you for visiting NewMums.com and for being part of our growing community.