Preview Ready to Cope for Men – Prenatal Emails

Email 1 (6 weeks): Reacting to your big news

Email 2 (8 weeks): When the physical becomes emotional

Email 3 (10 weeks): What are you really expecting?

Email 4 (12 weeks): Be mindful of what you’re reading

Email 5 (14 weeks): Sex and intimacy during pregnancy

Email 6 (16 weeks): Tips for managing stress

Email 7 (18 weeks): The 20 week scan

Email 8 (19 weeks): Coping with changes

Email 9 (20 weeks): Managing all that advice

Email 10 (21 weeks): Managing family after birth

Email 11 (22 weeks): All about paternity leave

Email 12 (23 weeks): Steps for planning paternity leave

Email 13 (24 weeks): Understanding antenatal anxiety and depression in women

Email 14 (25 weeks): Managing antenatal anxiety and depression in women

Email 15 (26 weeks): A reminder about parental leave

Email 16 (28 weeks): It takes a village

Email 17 (30 weeks): Preparing partner relationships for parenthood

Email 18 (31 weeks): Preparing family relationships for parenthood

Email 19 (32 weeks): Preparing for birth

Email 20 (34 weeks): Feelings about labour

Email 21 (35 weeks): Your role during labour

Email 22 (36 weeks): When does stress become distress?

Email 23 (38 weeks): What to expect with a new arrival

Email 24 (39 weeks): Things about a new baby that are not in the magazines

Email 25 (39 weeks, 4 days): Remember only 5% of babies arrive on their due date

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