Blooming Bumps Midwifery

13/07/2023

New things happening watch this space 💕

13/07/2023

Services full for this year and up to March 2024 💕

16/04/2023

What a beautiful day thank you for choosing to host your event..
The day looked spectacular 💕

If your looking for a place to hold your event please consider our cosy little hub it’s quaint, cosy, and intimate.

Looking forward to more events 💕💕
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14/03/2023

Perfectly said 🤔

The number 1 question I’m asked is, what should women know before they go into hospital to have their baby and my answer is always this…

Hospitals run like a well-organised factory, there are people who work in the factory to keep it running efficiently and do what it was designed for.

In order for a factory to run safely and efficiently, there needs to be a set of rules and procedures and timing that staff will follow. This helps everyone work as a team to move you and your baby through the factory/hospital as quickly and ‘safely’ as possible so at the end there is a well live woman and a well live baby… at their core, these rules are well-intentioned, they were genuinely created with the idea that they would improve care for women.

I’m not saying it’s a right or wrong way to organise a maternity care facility, I’m just saying this is how it is… there are midwives and doctors who work in these systems do to their absolute best to work around rules that limit women’s autonomy and they are absolute hero’s in my eyes.

For women, I encourage you to remember that these policies/rules/procedures are fundamentally not made for you to follow, they are made for your care provider to follow. You are not obligated to follow the policy, your care provider is. The policy is not there for you, it’s there for them.

The policy might be best and safest for some circumstances but not all and just because they are the rules of that hospital, you don’t have to follow them. There is room for your choices and autonomy - but you’ll have to fight for it.

Ways that you can resist and decline policies and procedures that don’t serve you are:
1. Plan to birth out of hospital if that’s possible for you
2. Go to hospital as late as possible during your labour
3. Have a support team that know what you want and are willing to advocate for you
4. Have a support team that believes in your capabilities
5. Consider hiring a doula if your team can’t fill the advocacy role
6. Call the hospital early in your pregnancy and ask to be on their midwifery group practice program

31/12/2022

This is important for midwives and expectant mothers to align and be responsible for understanding and actions taken with informed decision making and support 💕

Updated: April 2020 When I facilitate workshops with midwives and students, there is always a lot of discussion and debate about professional responsibilities in the mother-midwife relationship. Th…

01/12/2022

The amazing Holly… check her out and her beautiful business 💕💕💕

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Whether it's
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😬Or anything else that comes up for you at this time

💜 Please know I am here for you.

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30/11/2022

Absolutely, private Midwife does not just mean homebirth, accessing a private midwife for hospital care can be just as rewarding. 💕

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26/11/2022

Good article 💜

It turns out pregnancy itself, regardless of mode of delivery, is a significant risk factor for pelvic floor dysfunction. And there are other risks that have nothing to do with babies.

25/11/2022

🌟🌟🌟WELCOME🌟🌟🌟

Dates for the parent and bubs group commences Tuesday 10th January and also Thursday 12th January

10 - 11:30

48 Arnisdale Road Duncraig

Small fee $5
Refreshments provided

COMMENT BELOW IF ATTENDING 💕

Looking forward to see you all there.

13/11/2022

As we come to the end of this week we are always here 💕💕🌟🌟