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Midwifery: a global update, what this means for normal labour and birth
Fran McConville, Midwifery Advisor at the World Health Organisation gives a presentation discussing “Midwifery: a global update, what this means for normal labour and birth”
Getting it right the first time – Holding on to labour
Many pregnant women – especially those who have given birth before – have an innate sense of when they’ve gone into labour ‘for real’. However,
Black Breastfeeding Week Celebration: Breaking Barriers & Uplifting Education
1-2-1 Doula & Breastfeeding Support Ltd will be celebrating Black Breastfeeding Week 2019 by hosting their 2nd public event in the UK. This is going
PRIZE DRAW: Join us at ICM 2020 in Bali!
POST UPDATED 10 DECEMBER 2019: The winner of our #ICM2020 Prize Draw has been announced as Sarah Coiffait, Midwife at Northampton General Hospital. Congratulations Sarah! ORIGINAL
Coping with a crying baby – Warrington & Halton Hospitals launches programme aimed at helping parents and carers across Cheshire
“Babies Cry, You Can Cope – never, ever shake or hurt a baby” is the message from ‘ICON’ – a national programme of interventions and awareness
New report spotlights how housing problems jeopardise women’s rights to safe maternity care
A report published recently by the charities Birth Companions and Birthrights highlights the need for a more proactive, integrated approach to addressing the maternity care
“Behaviour is an invisible cloak that you think nobody can see… Embroider your cloak with love, kindness, goodwill, integrity, truth and honour”
England’s first Chief Midwifery Officer was appointed earlier this year. The appointment marked a shift in maternity and midwifery care in the NHS both towards
More Than Morning Sickness: Understanding Hyperemesis Gravidarum
When we think of pregnancy we imagine rounded bellies nurturing the baby within, expectant mothers adorned in flowing dresses with cascading hair and glowing skin.
“We felt so in awe of [our midwife]… We felt that she was so special.”
We’ve all heard of ‘Continuity of Carer’ in midwifery – it is a key component of the NHS’ move towards Better Births. Not so long