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Hi, can anyone help with good reccomendations in east dulwich for a gp & maternity unit/ classes as we have just found out we'r pregnant with first baby & not long moved to the area?? Is Kings College to closest maternity unit & any recco's for gp's would be greatly appreciated:) thanks so much.

I had a great experience 2 years ago with the Oakwood Midwives who are based out of the Forest Hill Rd Group Practice. http://www.foresthillroadgp.co.uk/clinics.asp (see section on Antenatal Care).


Unfortunately, I had a several bad experiences with the GPs and HVs at the practice, and we changed to a different group medical practice a couple of months after my daughter was born.

A tip: the receptionists at the dmc will get you to put your name on a list that they are supposed to give to the midwives to register you. In reality, this list tends to get lost. Happened to me. Make sure you follow up with a phone call to The Lanes within the week.

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