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What Does Continuity Of Care Mean At Her Village Maternity?
Continuity of care means developing an ongoing relationship with the same maternity professional rather than repeatedly starting again with someone new.Her Village Maternity is led by Jasmine, a registered independent midwife, and the service is designed around personalised, relationship-led support. Depending on the care you book, continuity can extend across pregnancy, postnatal care and infant feeding support.
Do You Provide Culturally Inclusive Maternity Care?
Yes. Her Village Maternity welcomes families from different cultures, backgrounds, identities, family structures and routes to parenthood.Jasmine's approach is centred on listening, personalised care and treating each family's experiences and preferences with respect. Her Village Maternity also has a particular commitment to advocacy and improving maternity experiences and representation for Black and Brown families.Learn more about Her Village Maternity.
Is The Free Village WhatsApp Group The Same As WhatsApp Support Included In A Care Package?
No. They serve different purposes.The Village WhatsApp community is a free group for expectant and new parents, offering midwife-led tips, useful information, community connection and updates about resources and events.WhatsApp support included in selected maternity packages forms part of the support provided within that booked care arrangement.You can join The Village if you would like access to the free community.
What Is The Her Village Maternity New Parents Hub?
The New Parents Hub is an online collection of pregnancy, birth, infant feeding, newborn and postnatal resources for expectant and new parents.It includes information about antenatal care, birth preparation, postnatal recovery, feeding, newborn checks and inclusive maternity care.The resources provide general information and useful starting points. When you need guidance tailored to your individual circumstances, personalised appointments are available separately.Explore the New Parents Hub.
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