30-Hours Professional Diploma in Maternity Care Assistant
Credit hours
3
Learners follow the maternity journey from pregnancy through labour, birth and the early postnatal weeks, with a focus on how an assistant supports mothers and midwifery teams. Topics include antenatal and postnatal care, newborn feeding and bonding, observing vital signs, recognising concerns and maintaining infection control. Suitable for those interested in supportive roles in maternity settings.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Maternity Care and the Role of the Assistant
- 02Understanding Pregnancy Stages and Maternal Health
- 03Antenatal Support and Care Practices
- 04Labour and Birth Support Essentials
- 05Postnatal Care and Emotional Wellbeing
- 06Newborn Care, Feeding, and Bonding Techniques
- 07Monitoring Vital Signs and Recognising Health Concerns
- 08Infection Control and Hygiene in Maternity Settings
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