Border Midwifery Care

I’m home from holidays and back to reality 🤪
I returned to some very exciting news that I’m a Business Women Albury-Wodonga Grant Finalist 👏🏽

I am currently on annual leave returning the 30/1/23. If you have any concerns whilst I’m away please contact your GP clinic. 🍹😎🍾

Birth can be unpredictable and it’s not a competition. There is so much pressure put on women to have the perfect birth experience. A positive birth experience is going to look different to each woman and is not defined by the mode of birth or pain relief you choose to use. There is no failure in birth, whether your birth experience involves a Vaginal Birth After Caesarean (VBAC) , a Normal Vaginal Birth with an epidural, a natural spontaneous labour with no pain relief, an assisted delivery with an episiotomy, a Trial Of Labour After Caesarean (TOLAC), a planned induction or a repeat elective caesarean, you can still have a positive birth experience. Empowering birth education, allows women to make informed choices about their options and establishes what’s important to their unique birth experience. It is your body, your baby and your birth experience and you do what works for you. If you require any further information regarding my education sessions please DM me

I love getting to know women and their families when they visit me regularly throughout their pregnancy care. Here is a picture of a little midwife in the making, she really loved coming and listening to her future baby brother or sister’s heart beat and being included in her mums antenatal care x