Using Hygge in Homebirth: for Mothers and Midwives

  sagefeminist   August 31, 2017    1 Comments
Hygge (pronounced Hoo-ga) was all the trend last autumn/winter as people began to prepare for the cosier months and an easier, happier way of living was introduced to use by the Danes. Hygge

Inspirational Women in Midwifery Today

  sagefeminist   August 30, 2017    2 Comments
Ever felt like you needed a little extra inspiration day to day? Need a boost of realisation that not all student midwives are getting A's and working through 12 hour shifts like a

Birth planning

  sagefeminist   August 27, 2017    1 Comments
I've always stated to women in antenatal appointments and classes that birth plans are really more preferences and they should be prepared for change and adaption to their birth experiences and journey.  I

Being Baby Friendly

  sagefeminist   August 23, 2017    0 Comments
My university is classed as UNICEF UK Baby Friendly - which means we follow the UNICEF guidelines when promoting Breastfeeding in our training and during placement. I am a big advocate for breastfeeding.

What is in a name? Normal or Physiological Birth

  sagefeminist   August 23, 2017    0 Comments
#Normal or #Physiological? The RCM  have caused a media storm by commenting on the removal of the 'Normal Birth' campaign - which was actually replaced by 'Better Births' in 2014 - THREE YEARS

Breaking in those first year nerves...

  sagefeminist   August 16, 2017    0 Comments
Congratulations! You have been accepted and begin your journey into midwifery this year (or next). If haven't read my Journey into Midwifery blog post yet - go back and read that (click this