Midwife Support after Birth in Stuttgart Area - Alternatives

Where to go, if you do not have an aftercare midwife.

Here you will find alternatives in the event that you have not found an aftercare midwife to come to your place regularly while being pregnant. Just to make sure you explored all the options of finding one - here is a link to our blog post on how to find a midwife in Stuttgart Area

Midwife on demand to come to your home (Stuttgart area)

Here you can find more information and the guidelines for this service, which is in service from September 10th 2024 every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

How can you contact the midwife service?
• You can obtain the schedule of midwives on the website: https://www.stuttgart.de/hebammen
• You can find the midwife who is responsible for you by entering your personal zip code.
• If you would like a visit from the midwife, please call her by 6p.m. the day before at the latest.
Please note that
• Postnatal care only takes place after the U2 and the metabolic test.
• The midwives will come to your home.
• This service is covered by the public health insurance.
• A treatment contract between the midwife and the woman is required.
• Please have your health insurance card, maternity pass and yellow child examination booklet with you.

Other options are:

Hospital you gave birth in & pediatrician

If you yourself have a problem/pain (emergency), you can contact the hospital where you gave birth or in all other cases make an appointment with your gynaecologist.
If you have a problem or questions about your baby, you can make an appointment with your pediatrician

 

Midwife consulting hours

(a place to go to, PAID BY YOUR INSURANCE)

Stuttgart

Hebammenpraxis Herzallerliebst

Midwife consultation at Herzallerliebst (3 different locations).
Just call the office and make an appointment!

Link to Herzallerliebst

Pro Familia in Stuttgart:

Here is a midwife present on one day each month 0711 / 65 67 90 6
Click here for dates and times

Dietzingen 

Wochenbettsprechstunden Ditzingen – Sozialstation
07156 1659-600 / E-Mail: wilhelmi@so-di.de

Ludwigsburg

Wochenbettsprechstunde Ludwigsburg – Justine Hebammenzentrum

Böblingen / Herrenberg / Leonberg

for women who do not have a midwife after the birth or who have acute problems in the late postpartum period.
In order to avoid waiting times, please make an appointment by telephone (often there is only an answer machine, so please leave your name and your number) . Please bring your insurance card and mother's passport.

Thursdays von 15.00 bis 18.00 Uhr
Beratungsstelle für Schwangere, Dornierstraße 3, 71034 Böblingen-Hulb
Infos und Anmeldung unter 07031 / 663 - 1717 / E-Mail: schwanger@lrabb.de

Tuesdays von 14.30 bis 17.00 Uhr
Beratungszentrum Herrenberg (Eingang Gesundheitsamt), Tübinger Straße 48, 71083 Herrenberg
Infos und Anmeldung unter 07031 / 663 - 1717 / E-Mail: schwanger@lrabb.de

Tuesdays 9.00 bis 11.40 Uhr
Begegnungsstätte Sonnenschein, Schlegelstraße 19, 71229 Leonberg
Anmeldung: 07152 / 9203 - 0 / E-Mail: hebammen@sozialstation-leonberg.de
Wochenbettsprechstunde Leonberg – Sozialstation

 

Offers free of charge in stuttgart

Family children's nurses (public health department Stuttgart)

Open office hours:
As an interdisciplinary early intervention centre, the FKKS team offers an open consultation hour on Thursdays in cooperation with child psychologists, curative, special and social pedagogues, paediatricians and physiotherapists. The aim is the promotion of self-help potential

Further support
As soon as a request is received, the team checks in the Tuesday meeting whether the request is to be included as an order. If the team is fully occupied, it will pass the request on to alternative offers or offer telephone advice.

The care (on average 6 months) is provided through home visits, for newborns twice a week and in consultation with the counselling centre until the parents are safe in the care. Accompaniment to the doctor (e.g. mother with an anxiety disorder) is also part of the offer.

The offer is free of charge and unlimited in time and includes the following topics:

situations of overstrain, legal questions, nutrition, introduction of accompanying persons, sleep, hygiene, personal hygiene, child-friendly environment, health care, vaccination advice, day structures

contact: FKKS Flyer (German) 

Pflegerische Elternberatung (Nursing parent counselling) at the Olga Hospital

Experienced family, health and paediatric nurses offer you information and support for questions about your child. The service is free of charge and covers the following topics

Health care, development promotion, body and skin care, nutrition and eating behaviour, sleep, restless babies, parental role and everyday family life.

Appointments within 1-4 days possible. Contact is made by email, telephone and in a personal conversation. 

LINK zur Elternberatung des Olgahospitals

Consultation hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9.00 - 12.30 hrs, Klinikum Stuttgart, Olgahospital
Contact:  Pflegerische Elternberatung, PEB at the Olga Hospital, Phone: 0711 278-73100, email: elternberatung@klinikum-stuttgart.de

Stuttgart Frühe Hilfen Programm

This is a program from the City of STuttgart to support all families. 
You will most likely get a welcome visit from one of the helpers, where you can also ask your questions and who can guide you. They also support with finding a pediatrician and more.
To be proactive - you can contact them. Sorry the information is only available in German.
Link to Frühe Hilfen

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Updated: July 2024

Posted in in Pregnancy & Birth, Medicine & Psychology