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✨Birth spaces ✨
We absolutely love to see images of birth environments and how maternity staff and midwives have worked so hard, creating such beautiful spaces to give birth in 😍
We are delighted to have provided equipment to support in some of those photos, too! 💖
Get in touch today to find out how we can help you to create magical environments!
NB: all photos used from birth centres/pages on Instagram!
Sharing these words from @painfreebirth and video from @evarosebirth 😍✨ We love to see different positions utilised during labour and birth!
“Can you have a pain free birth in a hospital” ?
The answer is, YES! ( But often requires extra preparation, advocacy, and support.
There are lots of positions and techniques you can utilize in the hospital- you just have to know how to use
them.
Having a hands-on doula or partner throughout labor can make a huge difference!
✨“The importance of keeping women and their companion of choice together during the maternity journey is well-documented and health outcomes are unequivocal.”✨(link in stories)
That’s why we provide a variety of solutions for units, including recliner chairs, double beds and wall beds.
Get in touch today and we can help you best find the solution for your needs! 💛💜
#midwifery #midwives
We were recently invited to the opening of the new Clinical Skills and Simulation facility @newcollegeswindon
We have supplied lots of equipment for this and we think you’d agree that it really is a fantastic space for learning!
We supply equipment for birthing units, delivery suites, wards and simulation suites, so please get in touch to see how we can help you! ✨😀
#midwifery #midwife #maternity #activebirth
We love the new names for the rooms @lilacbirthcentrewx ! Delighted to have provided equipment to help the midwives make these birthing rooms so special 😍
RePosted • Our new delivery room names have been selected as voted by you😍 we hope you like them and we cannot wait for you to see the new set up!
Our poll for the postnatal room also had a CLEAR winner and will be called Willow🤩
@maternity_wx
#birthcentre #wxmaternity #maternity #whippscrossmaternity
So simple and making a huge difference in this high risk birthing space! Love it 😍
Reposted from • @alychiarion_midwife what does a delivery suite room look like?
Pretty much like this… you can ask your midwife to move your bed to a side so that you have space to move around, you can bring your yoga mat so that you can kneel on the floor if this feels more comfy, bring fairy lights, bright a starry light lamp, bring your affirmations, speakers and play your own music.
the scary thing in the corner is a neonatal resuscitaire, it’s usually on so that it can heat up the towels that we are going to give you to put around your baby when they are first born. We have it in the room just in case we need it, if it’s ruining your atmosphere ask your midwife to cover it with a sheet so that it doesn’t distract you.
Most delivery beds are adaptable and you can be on them in different positions, from lying on your side to being on all fours to having it in a throne position (a personal fave).
Giving birth in a high risk environment doesn’t mean that your birth plan goes out of the window, you are still in control and your birth environment can still be calm and peaceful and exactly how you want it and need it to be.
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Stunning wall art that has completely transformed these birthing rooms! ⭐️✨ Do you have something similar in your Trust?
Sharing from • @the_holistic_midwife How beautiful is this transformation? My wonderful Dad @signsations.inc printed us some amazing wall vinyls for our birthing unit and I (and all the maternity staff) think they look absolutely amazing 🥰😍😘 Thanks Dad xxx #midwifery
As midwives, it’s important to protect your body from the strains of the job such as leaning, bending and kneeling!
Our equipment supports midwives to protect themselves while caring for women, take a look at our examination chairs, beds, and the Ergokneeler, all to help make your life a little easier 😊
Absolutely love this video from @ghh_midwiferyledunit showing us the different positions to help with active birth! Some of these can be utilised in all settings, including high risk and with epidural usage ✨ Featuring the Croyde Birthing Couch and Beanbag!
REPOST • @ghh_midwiferyledunit ✨ labour and birth positions ✨
Since you all loved our video on positions to use with the birthing pool – we thought we’d share some ideas for labour and birth using some of our birthing equipment!
You could also adapt these positions/use other equipment if you are birthing on our delivery suite, or use furniture and cushions etc to help you feel comfortable during early labour at home!
These are just some ideas – of course, move with your body and find whatever positions feel comfortable for YOU 💕
Thank you to our lovely Beth and Dionne for featuring 🙌🏼
#midwiferyledunit #birthingcentre #birthcentre #midwifeledcare #birthpositions #labourpositions
Look at this! A unique and precious moment in history – we believe it’s one of the very first birthing pools plumbed in, in Oxford, England. You can see Ethel Burns (midwife) and a midwife colleague – they look like they’re celebrating – with a glass of something 🥂
We spy Sheila Kitzinger RIP in the background and we guess she’d have been cheering them on!
We believe the photo was taken in 1990, 33 years ago. Still hard to believe it’s taken so long for pools to be a necessary part of every birth room.
Do you have pools in your maternity unit? If so tell us how many…we’d love to hear from you.
#waterbirth #birthingpool #birthinwater
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