by cherylsamuels | Apr 10, 2021 | 4Baby, 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Parturition, Postnatal, Welcoming baby, Your birth
Promoting Physiology During Caesarean Birth Cheryl Samuels Midwife BSc (Hons) Midwifery Project Lead All4Birth Summary Have you thought about your options for a caesarean birth, especially if you’re having a planned elective? There are many options and choices...
by cherylsamuels | Apr 1, 2021 | 4Baby, 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Parturition, Postnatal, Welcoming baby, Your birth
The Golden Hour After Birth – What is it and Why is it so important? Nadège Buttigieg Midwife B.Sc (Hons) Midwifery Mater Dei Hospital, Malta Summary Not long ago, as soon as a baby was born, the trend was to take the baby away from the mother. In so doing, the...
by cherylsamuels | Mar 15, 2021 | 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Your birth
How to Have a Positive Birth in a Birth Centre Evony Lynch Midwife Instagram @art.of.midwifery Summary Choosing to have your baby in a birth centre is a really positive step towards optimising your body’s ability to give birth. Not only is the environment...
by cherylsamuels | Mar 11, 2021 | 4You, Factsheet, Pregnancy, Your body and becoming pregnant, Your postnatal health
Factsheet – Neonatal Jaundice Written by Maria Kiriaki Ntagianta Student Midwife, Greece. Instagram @maria.ntagianta Summary This fact sheet provides a comprehensive summary on the evidence around neonatal jaundice. This document is aiming to help parents...
by cherylsamuels | Mar 10, 2021 | 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Your birth
What Is A Placenta And How Is It Supposed To Come Out? Mireia Manzano Staff Nurse and Student Midwife Every person who grows a baby, grows a placenta too. However, this tends to go highly unrecognised in the birthing world. Sometimes named as “the...
by cherylsamuels | Mar 5, 2021 | 4You, Articles, Freeflow, Your birth
Thinking Of Having A Home Birth? Cheryl Samuels Midwife, Project Lead All4birth, BSc Midwifery, Summary Home birth midwifery services and therefore rates vary from country to country. Currently only 2.1% of births in England and Wales are at home.1 With the...
