Bumps is a brand that focuses on providing the best use of medicine during pregnancy. As a part of the UK Teratology Information Service (UKTIS), Bumps offers reliable and accurate information to healthcare professionals and the general public about the effects of medicines and chemicals on the unborn baby. With a not-for-profit objective, UKTIS has been delivering scientific information since 1983 and is funded by the UK Health Security Agency.

Bumps answers inquiries from healthcare professionals about the potential effects of medicines and chemicals on unborn babies, collects data on mothers and babies to enhance future advice, and publishes updated information in scientific journals and leaflets for the general public. The information provided by Bumps is anonymous and does not identify any pregnant women or babies involved. Furthermore, UKTIS collaborates with official organizations and international teratology services to ensure comprehensive information and advice are available.

Bumps was created to make reliable, understandable information accessible to women and their partners, empowering them to make informed decisions during pregnancy. Additionally, it allows pregnant women to contribute their own details to UKTIS, aiding in better understanding the effects of medicines and lifestyle choices on fetal development. Overall, Bumps seeks to support the well-being of pregnant women and their children by providing valuable resources and fostering a community of shared experiences