'Giving birth on the NHS was so traumatic that I may never have another child - maternity care must be fixed'

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The NHS has faced ongoing concerns about the quality of its maternity care, with some mothers reporting inadequate support and traumatic experiences during childbirth. Investigations into maternity services have highlighted issues such as staffing shortages and inadequate resources, which can have a significant impact on the care provided to new mothers. The experiences of hundreds of parents, as reported in this investigation, underscore the need for improvements in maternity care to ensure that mothers receive the support they need.

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'Giving birth on the NHS was so traumatic that I may never have another child - maternity care must be fixed'

In our joint investigation with Dad Shift, which advocates for fathers and non-birthing parents, hundreds of parents say that failings in maternity services are denying mothers valuable support.