Information you might not know about pregnancy, breastfeeding and alcohol
This brochure provides evidence-based information about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and alcohol.
Information you might not know about pregnancy and alcohol
This brochure provides evidence-based information about the effects of drinking alcohol during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. This brochure is available in a range of languages.
What you need to know about the risks of alcohol and pregnancy
This resource explains the risks of drinking alcohol if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy.
What you need to know about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
This resource provides information about what Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is, how it is diagnosed, challenges faced by people with FASD, and how to find support.
Australian Alcohol Guidelines on Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
This resource sets out advice and evidence on alcohol, pregnancy and breastfeeding from Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council.
What others can do to support someone to have an alcohol-free pregnancy
This resource provides tips for partners, family and friends on how they can support someone who is pregnant to go alcohol-free.
Support for becoming alcohol-free during pregnancy (brochure)
This resource provides information about what to do if you are finding it difficult to stop drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
Support for becoming alcohol-free during pregnancy (poster)
This poster can be printed and displayed in alcohol and other drug services. It provides key information about alcohol and pregnancy, and how clients can get help.
Strong Born – Pregnancy and grog don’t mix
This poster can be printed and displayed in ACCHOs and used at events. It provides key messages about alcohol and pregnancy.
Strong Born – No grog during pregnancy is best
This booklet supports community members to yarn about alcohol, pregnancy and FASD. Designed to be used by families, friends, Elders, community leaders and health professionals engaging with families.
We’d love to hear from you
We are conducting a survey to evaluate these resources and we’d love to hear your views. Let us know what you think and you’ll go in the draw to win one of four $75 e-gift cards.
This study titled Consumer perceptions of alcohol and pregnancy health education materials has been approved by the University of Adelaide’s Human Research Ethics Committee (Approval Number: H-2022-153)