So it seems to be the case that many hospitals are limiting visits to the postnatal ward after birth, so I wanted to share some ideas for partners bonding with babies if they are sadly separate from you both for some hours or days after birth itself.

“I felt like a superwoman throughout and afterwards!”. Positive water birth on a labour ward for this mum’s second baby.

Birth choices are changing during the current corona virus pandemic, but that doesn’t mean waving goodbye to the best possible birth experience! Allow me to talk you through it all..

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, most hospitals have now put in place restrictions to limit birth partners to 1 or 2 healthy people only.

What does this mean if you want your partner and a doula? What does this mean if you now don’t have childcare for your other children? What if your partner gets a cough?

Induction at 41+6 weeks. This couple prepared for their birth with the birth-ed online hypnobirthing course. They didn’t start ‘til 40 weeks and it still made the world of difference!

After planning a home birth, things changed for this couple when they discovered their baby wasn’t growing properly in the womb. But they still got a wonderful birth experience on the labour ward!

After running out of gas and air at home (!!) this mummy went on to have a natural birth of her first baby 10 minutes after reaching the hospital.

Hypnobirthing and Antenatal Classes in Twickenham and Richmond

Group and Private Hypnobirthing & Antenatal Courses in Weybridge and Walton