Abstract
Most women experience normal progress in pregnancy and recovery after the birth is usually uneventful. However, in a few cases, complications may arise. Maternity support workers (MSWs) are in frequent contact with childbearing women and are in a good position to observe their health and hear their concerns. The midwife responsible for the woman's care can then be alerted at an early stage. While MSWs do not make clinical assessments or diagnoses, an understanding of how pregnancy and postnatal recovery normally progress can help them to identify when problems may be arising. This allows
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