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Becoming a mother, being a mother, and now seeing my child become a mother too has been such a gift in my own life. Today my wish is for women who want to or are on their way to becoming mothers. May your journey to and through motherhood be surrounded by joy, confidence, security, and love. My commitment is to keep working at building a world where this is true for all. Never miss a blog post, a workshop, or an important evidence update from me again. Subscribe to the Birth Small Talk newsletter and I'll be in touch once a month. Read more like this in my book Monitoring Your Baby in Labour. Hi I'm Dr Kirsten Small. Follow me if you can handle: This was a long time in the making and well worth the wait! Mandy Scamell introduced herself when we were both at a conference back in 2017 and after a bit of a chat, she asked if I would be interested in writing a book chapter. And here it is in print at last! Intermittent auscultation is a logical, evidence-based option for many women. But many women struggle to access it. New research provides insights about why that is the case in the UK - and offers some fairly easy to change possibilities to remove barriers. Midwifery is a cost-effective public health intervention - all around the world. Every woman should have access to a midwife locally, and every midwife should be supported by a brilliant team of midwives who have their back. Monitoring Your Baby In Labour is your evidence-based guide to help you plan your fetal monitoring options for your birth. Follow for trustworthy and accessible information to support YOUR decision making.
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