Parents and parents-to-be in Knowsley are being asked to take part in a short survey to help improve support during pregnancy and after having a baby.
The survey is for mums, birthing parents, dads and partners. It asks about your emotional wellbeing and your experiences of support before and after your baby is born.
The survey takes just five minutes to complete. It is anonymous and confidential, which means your answers cannot be linked back to you.
Your feedback will help local services understand what families need and how support can be improved. It will also help make sure parents receive the right information at the right time.
Pregnancy and becoming a parent can be an exciting time, but it can also bring worries, stress and changes to wellbeing. By sharing your experiences, you can help shape better support for families across Knowsley.
Cllr Christine Bannon, Knowsley’s Cabinet Member for Health said:
“We want to hear from as many parents as possible. Every experience matters. Whether your journey into parenthood has been easy or difficult, your feedback will help us improve support for local families.”
Why take part?
- Takes only 5 minutes
- Anonymous and confidential
- Helps improve local services
- Gives parents a chance to have their say
Take part today
If you are expecting a baby or have recently become a parent, please complete the survey below:
Mums or birthing parents, please complete this survey: Parent/Carer Wellbeing Survey: During Pregnancy and After Birth
Dads or partners, please complete this survey Parent/Carer Wellbeing Survey: During Pregnancy and After Birth – For Dads/Partners