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Society comments on NSPCC perinatal mental health report

The NSPCC has published a report, 'Prevention in mind - All Babies Count: Spotlight on Perinatal Mental Health', as part of their All Babies Count campaign which aims to raise awareness of the importance of pregnancy and the first year of life to a child's development. 

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