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Comment: pregnancy in the early career psychiatrist

Objective: The aim of this paper is to provide an opinion on the issues surrounding the pregnant psychiatric trainee, from the perspective of a senior female colleague who has integrated professional life with motherhood. Method: The basis for this opinion piece is the article by a psychiatric trainee who describes her response to pregnancy and this is supplemented by some additional articles from psychiatrists on the theme of early career pregnancy. Results: A combination of published literature and personal experience were used to form an opinion on pregnancy and the early career psychiatrist. Conclusion: Pregnancy while training provides challenges to the trainee, the employer and the training networks but it provides benefits to both the individual and patients, and the role of a supervisor is to facilitate this.