My midwifery services

A la carte, according to your needs, whether it's a first pregnancy or you want a "refresher". Topics may include:

• The end of pregnancy: What to expect and how to relieve the end of pregnancy discomforts?  

• Pre-labour and labour (contractions)

• How to manage contractions?

• Birth

• The first days and weeks with your baby

• Breastfeeding and/or formula feeding

In groups and and with your (birth-)partner. This course allows couples to meet new people and share.

The covered topics are:

• The end of pregnancy: What to expect and how to relieve the end of pregnancy discomforts?  

• Pre-labour and labour and how to manage contractions?

• Birth

• The first days and weeks with your baby

• Breastfeeding and formula feeding

Contact me to find out more! next dates will be announced soon

If your pregnancy requires home check-ups by a midwife, prescribed by your doctor, I come to your home upon appointment.

If you would rather have midwifery care than obstetric care and your pregnancy is healthy and straightforward please get in touch.

Sometimes, some pregnancies require closer monitoring and your doctor may prescribe at home CTG (cardiotocograph) monitoring. This is done using a CTG monitor which records your baby's heart rate and uterine activity (contractions) over a 20-30 minute period. An appointment is then organized for a home visit.

After your delivery and return home, I will visit you. You are entitled to 10 or 16 visits until the 56th day postpartum. These consultations aim to monitor your physical and emotional well-being. In parallel, the consultations include a surveillance of your baby(ies')'s feeds, of your baby(ies)'s weight and potentially carry out various screening for diseases, including the newborn blood spot or neonatal jaundice surveillance.

Breastfeeding support can be provided by midwives, children's nurses and/or IBCLCs (lactation consultants). My training at a UNICEF Baby Friendly accredited university gives me a varied toolkit to meet your needs.