If you are facing pregnancy without a partner—whether by choice, circumstance, or loss—this book is your ever-steady companion. It walks you through the practical realities of doing it alone: budgeting on one income, choosing a support team, preparing for appointments, writing a birth plan that works without a partner, and organising the first weeks with a newborn. Alongside the logistics, it turns a gentle, honest eye to emotional life: handling unsolicited opinions, grief, loneliness, asking for help, and the quiet confidence of trusting yourself. You will find checklists, scripts for difficult conversations, and clear guidance on when to call a midwife or seek urgent care. Written by Imogen Sackville Wray, Pregnancy on Your Own is calm, non-judgemental and grounded in what actually helps. You do not have to be superhuman to do this well—you already have what matters inside you, and this book shows you how to build everything else around it. Part of The Pregnancy Companion Library.