This resource pack is designed to help healthcare professionals in their work with pregnant and postpartum women and looks at:

• The definitions, guidelines and evidence base for physical activity in adults
• The Chief Medical Officers’ new guidance and infographics for physical activity for pregnant and postpartum women following their release in 2019
• Safety considerations for pregnant and postpartum women
• Strategies to support integrating the This Mum Moves approach into your practice
• Where to access further resources and signpost women

If you are a healthcare professional working in the pilot areas of Bexley and Sheffield, and would like to have access to a digital version of this pack, please click here.

These posters and leaflets have been developed to support delivery of This Mum Moves. To download a digital copy please click on the buttons below.

To support healthcare professionals in utilising the Healthcare Professionals Resource Pack – Supporting Practice, and cascading information to their colleagues, This Mum Moves Ambassador Training is being initially delivered for midwives and health visitors in the project pilot areas of Sheffield and Bexley.

This training is designed to support This Mum Moves Ambassadors in introducing the resources to their teams.

By the end of the session, healthcare professionals should have increased awareness of the UK Chief Medical Officers’ guidance, and be able to confidently give advice on physical activity to pregnant women and new mothers as part of routine practice.

As part of this process, This Mum Moves Ambassadors will receive presentation slides and an Ambassador Trainer Resource Pack to support their cascade.

If you recently attended This Mum Moves Ambassador Training, and would like to receive the presentation and Ambassador Trainer Resource Pack to support your cascade training please click below.

We are working in collaboration with experts around the proposed development of an e-learning module on physical activity for pregnancy and the postpartum period, which we are planning to make available on Health Education England’s E-learning for health platform.

Public Health England have also produced e-learning modules on physical activity in the treatment of long-term conditions. These are available on the E-learning for Health platform.