In advance of Birth Companions‘ launch of the Birth Charter for women in prisons next week, Maternal Matters is delighted to squeeze in an interview with busy lady Viv Gray, trustee of Birth Companions, independent midwife, mum-to-two and gran-to-one – … Continue reading
This event took place about 5 years ago now and it is one of my ‘stand out’ memories from my time working as a midwife. I was working a night shift on delivery suite. A labouring woman was admitted; handcuffed … Continue reading
It’s been a long time since I’ve last blogged. I guess I’ve been caught up in my own maternal matters as I endured the long, hot London summer during my third trimester and then recovered from a difficult labour and … Continue reading
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