Whether you’re planning a birth on a labour ward or considering other options, having a birth plan—or as we prefer to call it, birth preferences—can help you feel more prepared, and ready to adapt according to the situation, leaving you with a more positive experience of your birth in the end.
From double the overwhelm to double the excitement, finding out you are pregnant with twins can bring on a range of emotions but,…
Thinking about how your baby is going to be born can feel overwhelming and that’s before you have considered any NHS targets.…
You may have been told at a scan that you have an anterior placenta and this can often leave you with more…
I am writing this post on 9th March 2020, immediately after the release of the new RCOG guidelines on management of coronavirus,…
When I shared my recent birth story, I mentioned that I received a low-dose epidural, which allowed me to mobilise during labour.…