Title: Prenatal Care | Pregnancy Guide
Headings: 
Prenatal Care
The Aims of Prenatal Care
What are the benefits of prenatal care?
What does physical prenatal care consist of?
When are prenatal appointments arranged?
When can I hear my baby’s first heartbeat?
Choosing a prenatal care doctor or midwife
Other types of prenatal care providers include:
What questions should I be asking my doctor or midwife?
When to call my doctor or midwife

Content: There are many types of prenatal care providers, such as perinatologists who specialise in high risk pregnancies. Other types of prenatal care providers include: Obstetrician – An obstetrician specialises in pregnancy and birth, and most commonly work in hospital settings. You may be able to see an obstetrician for one of your prenatal appointments especially if you suffer from health problems such as asthma or diabetes. Nurse Midwife – This type of midwife is specialised in handling low risk pregnancies and birth, and they often work in a doctor’s surgery or hospital environment. What questions should I be asking my doctor or midwife? Many expectant mothers have a list of questions which they want to cover at their prenatal visit and doctors are always happy to clarify these questions. If you have been considering a home birth then you may want to ask about home birthing pools. There are many questions you could ask depending on the type of birth you are having and where you want to have your baby. Some popular questions to ask are as follows: