Health and medical visits

A safe solution for managing labor pain when epidurals are not indicated.

It reduces pain by maintaining active participation during childbirth.

Choice possible only in physiological pregnancies and with qualified midwives.

What happens when childbirth begins and how to live it with confidence.

When it is needed, how it is carried out and how to deal with recovery.

When labor does not start on its own: reasons, methods and safety of induction.

A gentle option for labor and birth suitable only for physiological pregnancies.

Checking early helps you grow better.

The controls that help body and mind to regain balance after birth.

An important step to take immediately after birth

The confirmation always comes from a clinical evaluation, made by a midwife, physiotherapist or gynecologist

Consultants, birth points and listening lines: you are not alone, and you can cure it

From 24 hours to the first weeks: tests and visits essential for the health of the newborn.

It's natural but it can be difficult: where to find support

Keep it dry and clean: it will come off on its own in a few days.

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Safe alternatives and relationships that remain authentic even without breast milk.

Breastfeeding pain must be thoroughly investigated and not underestimated for the well-being of the mother and the newborn.

Timing, methods and symptoms

Eat whatever you like. Categorical no to alcohol, smoking and drugs.

Checks, self-listening and support after birth.

A place of care and presence with the active participation of parents

A free consultation at the office to take care of your reproductive health.

Medical help to become parents when a pregnancy does not come naturally.

A common but often silent experience

With a challenging code and M code, you can access the National Health Service route for free.

Rights, paths and support in a delicate moment.

In public or private centers authorized by the Regions.

The differences between the three concepts

How to test it

How to test it

Partly covered by the SSN, with tickets and regional limits.

Admissible only for heterosexual couples of legal age and of childbearing age.

You can do it from the first day of late menstruation - here's how to do it properly.

Ask for the prescription with exemption M and week of gestation

Confirm your pregnancy and expected date of birth.

Two different paths for different needs: how to understand the right one.

A simple gesture that can prevent serious malformations in the fetus

Understanding the difference helps you get the right kind of care.

Several possibilities to be followed with serenity and continuity.

The starting point of the birth process: what happens, your rights and how to prepare.

Simple strategies to implement to regain balance

Free test that estimates the risk of chromosomal anomalies between week 11 and 13.

The first checks to know your health and that of the child.

Basic tests (blood, urine, infectious) and first ultrasound: they serve to plan the course safely.

A simple and free exam to prevent complications between mom and baby

More than prohibitions, good habits to feel good for you and those who grow with you.

The code varies by week and risk factors: ask your doctor/ASST which tests fall under.

Safe behaviors to reduce infectious risks.

Understanding terms and abbreviations helps you take exams and reports more confidently.

Persistent sadness or anxiety deserve professional listening and support.

Find out how to book through SSN, pharmacy, app or CUP.

With a challenge and M code (per week) you don't pay for routine exams; folic acid is free with a prescription.

Never stop taking a medication without asking first.

Sexuality changes: you don't have to chase a right rhythm, but your own.

The booster that completes the protection against meningitis and sepsis.

Sweet drops for the first protection against gastroenteritis.

Calendar and booking methods

Practical measures that protect your child's sleep and life

Even a few seconds of shaking can cause serious and permanent damage.

Self-care, rights and listening in the first days as a mother.

Understanding the concept of a growth curve

Knowing good safe sleep practices really reduces risks.

The free periodic visits that accompany growth.

Weight is a sign to observe, not to judge.

Public (free) or private: what to expect and how to choose.

Pain, loss or reduced movement: here are the signs that require immediate control.

When a pregnancy takes an unexpected direction, a care network is needed.

Prevent disorders and promote postpartum recovery with exercises and awareness.

Between the 19th and 22nd week, it is used to verify the child's growth and development.

From the morphological to the glycemic curve: the controls to follow the growth of the fetus.

An exam to detect the risk of gestational diabetes early

Irregular, short and not increasing: hydration, rest and change of position help.

Morphological ultrasound, blood/urine tests and, if indicated, a glycemic curve or genetic tests.

An important step to protect your child from gastroenteritis

The first step to protecting your child's health

Pack your suitcase a few weeks in advance and check the official list of your birth place.

Massages, exercises and free positions help; after giving birth, cure pain and do a pelvic evaluation if necessary.

Regular, increasing and close contractions: when to go to the hospital and what to expect.

Exams and checks to prepare for delivery safely.

Find out about the services, methods of delivery and the presence of a partner to experience childbirth with peace of mind.

Understand if labor has really started and when to start.

Getting informed early helps you find the right pediatrician and reduce postpartum stress.

It protects the newborn in the first months of life, when it is most vulnerable

How does the birth take place and which figures accompany you.

Control tests, CTG and strep smear: prepare for delivery with your team.

The final recall that completes the protection of the first year.

Pain that is often kept silent and minimized

To act calmly and confidently when every second counts.