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Birmingham Family Hubs launches free parenting app

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Parents and carers in Birmingham now have access to a powerful new resource, thanks to the launch of the Birmingham Family Hubs App.

Created by Essential Parent in partnership with Birmingham Family Hubs, the app is designed to support families from pregnancy through to raising teenagers, providing trusted advice and local service information at their fingertips.

The app, which is free for Birmingham residents, includes:

  • Expert advice and videos: Content developed with organisations like Unicef’s UK Baby Friendly Initiative and St John Ambulance.
  • Personalised parenting tips: Tailored to your pregnancy stage or your child’s age.
  • Local services finder: Easy access to information about Birmingham Family Hubs and nearby services.
  • 75 languages supported: Ensuring accessibility for families across the city.

Available on both iOS and Android, the app is ad-free and packed with reliable content, including first-aid guidance from St John Ambulance and baby health tips endorsed by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.

You can download the app now:

iOS: https://apple.co/40fua8k
Android: https://bit.ly/3BSUtqP

For more information, visit your local Birmingham Family Hub or explore the app.

About Birmingham Family Hubs

Birmingham Family Hubs is part of a national programme, led by Birmingham City Council and funded by the Department for Education. They provide essential services to families across the city, focusing on wellbeing and empowering parents with trusted advice and practical support. To find out more follow them on Facebook – facebook.com/birminghamfamilyhubs

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