My midwifery services
Below are the services I offer. If you have any questions, or if there is something you need that is not listed, I warmly encourage you to get in touch so we can explore how I can best support you.
Private birth preparation course
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À la carte support, tailored to your needs—whether this is your first pregnancy or you would simply like a refresher. Topics may include:
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The end of pregnancy: what to expect and ways to ease late-pregnancy discomfort
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Pre-labour and labour: understanding contractions and recognising the signs
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Comfort measures and strategies for managing contractions
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The birth process and what to expect
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The first days and weeks with your baby
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Breastfeeding and/or formula feeding
Group birth preparation classes
In a group setting and with your (birth) partner. Topics covered include:
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The final weeks of pregnancy: what to expect and ways to ease late-pregnancy discomfort
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Labour: recognising the signs and managing contractions with confidence
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Understanding the birth process and feeling empowered in your choices
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The first days and weeks with your baby and building confidence as new parents
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Feeding your baby with support—breastfeeding and/or formula feeding
Pregnancy care with or without a medical prescription
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If your pregnancy requires home check-ups prescribed by your doctor, I offer midwife visits in the comfort of your home by appointment.
If you would prefer midwifery-led care and your pregnancy is healthy and straightforward, I would be happy to accompany you—Book here.
Home foetal and uterine activity monitoring (CTG)
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Sometimes a pregnancy needs closer monitoring, and your doctor may prescribe CTG monitoring at home. Using a CTG device, your baby’s heartbeat and your contractions are gently recorded for 20–30 minutes in the comfort and safety of your home. Once prescribed, you can book here.
Home postnatal care
After your birth and return home, I will visit you to provide postnatal support. You are entitled to 10 or 16 home visits until the 56th day postpartum. These consultations nurture your physical and emotional wellbeing while monitoring your baby’s feeding, weight, and early development. If needed, I can also carry out recommended newborn screenings, including the blood spot test and jaundice monitoring.
Breastfeeding support
Breastfeeding support can be provided by midwives, children’s nurses, and lactation consultants. My training at a UNICEF Baby Friendly accredited university has equipped me with a broad and evidence-based toolkit to support you and your baby according to your needs. I also have training in troubles de la succion (sucking difficulties), enabling me to recognise and help address challenges related to latch and oral function. Book here
