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Growing Gems Midwife and IAIM baby massage facilitator :)

Sands - baby loss charity - “Baby Loss Awareness Week is an opportunity to bring us together as a community and give any...
09/10/2026

Sands - baby loss charity - “Baby Loss Awareness Week is an opportunity to bring us together as a community and give anyone touched by pregnancy and baby loss a safe and supportive space to share their experiences and feel that they are not alone”. light a candle on the 15th at 7pm

05/10/2026
05/10/2026

Baby feeding social support group - first Monday of every month 10:30-12 let me know if you would like to book a space WhatsApp me on: 07368 125354

Not all breastfeeding journeys are straight forward. Sometimes breastfeeding looks like breastfeeding for 2 weeks and ha...
21/09/2026

Not all breastfeeding journeys are straight forward. Sometimes breastfeeding looks like breastfeeding for 2 weeks and having to stop due to cancer treatment. This mum was referred for donor human milk (DHM) via The Hearts Milk Bank Team (before I worked there) and enough time has passed that she is happy for me to share her feedback. I also supported her second baby with breastfeeding where she didn’t need any DHM and was able to feed him exclusively. What a healing journey. ♥️ Mummy's Star is great support for a pregnancy diagnosis of cancer.

Come along to our support group from Monday 14th - email me on growinggems8@gmail.com ♥️
07/09/2026

Come along to our support group from Monday 14th - email me on [email protected] ♥️

New social breastfeeding group in Rickmansworth. Come along to meet other families with babies. I will be running this g...
07/08/2026

New social breastfeeding group in Rickmansworth. Come along to meet other families with babies. I will be running this group as an IBCLC, it is a social group ♥️ contact me for more information. Every Monday, term time

A new report chaired by Baroness Amos, an Independent Investigation into Maternity and Neonatal Services in England. Mat...
30/06/2026

A new report chaired by Baroness Amos, an Independent Investigation into Maternity and Neonatal Services in England.

Maternity and neonatal care in England is not consistently designed to deliver safe, equitable and compassionate care, and that recurring failures continue despite many earlier reviews and recommendations.

Women and birthing people must be supported to make informed decisions, based on clear, balanced and evi-
dence-based information, with risk reassessed throughout pregnancy and labour. Decisions should instead be made through shared decision making between women and maternity staff, taking into account the best available evidence, the woman’s preferences, and her individual clinical circumstances. My take away is that this isn’t about birth ideology or defensive practice, it’s a system set to fail families and the health care professional working within it! The evidence is screaming for change. Women’s and babies health care needs to be prioritised. How many more reports are needed before we see meaningful changes?

Myself and  enjoyed a day of learning, information sharing and networking at the 2026  conference. Our wonderful  truste...
28/06/2026

Myself and enjoyed a day of learning, information sharing and networking at the 2026 conference. Our wonderful trustee was there to support us and raise awareness of our charity’s work. Our next event is Cassioberry Park on the 22/8 - come and speak to us about milk donation.

11/06/2026

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