Have you ever been told your baby is too big or too small based on an ultrasound scan ? Were you recommended for induction because of it? I've heard countless stories of mothers feeling stressed and anxious after such predictions, only to find out that the actual baby size at birth was quite different from what was predicted. Here's the thing about ultrasound scans: they're not as accurate as we might think! Most studies and reviews indicate a margin of error of around 15

As a doula, my role extends beyond just attending the birth. Prenatal sessions are an essential part of the support I provide, offering tailored one-on-one sessions to empower and prepare expectant parents for their birthing journey. In these sessions, we delve into various aspects that are crucial for a positive birth experience. What happens during Prenatal Sessions? I typically offer 2 or 3 prenatal sessions, depending on the clients' preferences for either 2 longer sessio

In this blog post, I will share three key tips to empower your partner and ensure a positive and supportive birth experience for both of you

During my pregnancies with my three boys, I experienced the pressure and anxiety surrounding the elusive "due date." As the date approached, I felt the weight of expectations and the fear of potential interventions if I went past that day. It wasn't until I read the eye-opening book "In Your Own Time" by Dr Sara Wickham that I realized the fallacy of the traditional due date concept. I discovered that due dates are not set in stone and that the timing of birth varies greatly

As I celebrate my second son's 10th birthday, I reflect on a significant moment during his journey into the world—the day I discovered he was in a breech position. At 35 weeks pregnant, a routine check-up threw our plans for a home birth into uncertainty. Breech? No home birth? C-section? The questions flooded our minds, and we turned to my husband's aunt, a Doula, for guidance. Her suggestion brought a ray of hope into our lives. She introduced us to a remarkable midwife who