The fourth trimester - those first few weeks after birth - are time for healing, adjustment and bonding. Your baby is learning life outside the womb and you’re finding your rhythm as a parent. It’s a time to slow down, rest and be supported.

Is there an induction of labour ‘epidemic’ and why are induction of labour rates rising?

The decline of spontaneous onset of labours and the impact on women, birthing people, babies and the culture of childbirth.

People often ask is home birth safe? Studies have shown that for the majority of women and birthing people the answer is yes.

What happens at your first appointment with a private midwife? This appointment is often 1-2 hours long and will include a lot of questions but it’s a great opportunity to get to know your midwife too.

Why would you pay for a private midwife when you can receive care from the NHS for free?