Me and my midwife

Your midwife will be one of the most important people you see during your pregnancy, at your labour and for a short period, postnatally. It is important you have an honest and open relationship with your midwife. She will usually be your first port of call for information as your pregnancy develops. Midwife, Tania Pearce explains more.

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