You don't have to do this alone.

When you book your birth support, you are booking a team. We provide two midwives who will both get to know you during your pregnancy. This duo model ensures that when labour begins, a rested, familiar midwife is ready to be by your side. By working in shifts, we can provide continuous, high-level support no matter how long your baby takes to arrive.

Our birth support is designed for those planning to deliver in hospital labour wards or birth centres, where a second birth partner is permitted. While we do not attend planned C-sections or home births, we are here for almost every other path your birth might take.

Birth is an unpredictable event. If your labour journey leads to the theatre, we will be by your side right up until the doors, as most theatres only allow one birth partner (usually your partner).

We support planned C-sections too. While we are unable to be in theatre with you, we can be with you on the ward beforehand, present for your recovery, and lead your postnatal care from the moment you are back. You will not be navigating that transition alone.

The NHS doesn't offer support in the early hours of labour. Through our telephone triage, you have immediate access to your midwife to help you navigate your contractions at home. We will guide you through the breathing and active birth exercises we practised in our workshops and provide informed, expert advice on the best time to head to the hospital.

We stay for as long as you need us. Because we help you navigate early labour at home via phone, we usually meet you at the hospital once labour is well-established. From that moment on, we are a constant presence. Our two-midwife system means we can hand over to one another if labour is long, ensuring someone is always alert and by your side until your baby is safely in your arms.

Think of us as your professional advocate and emotional anchor. We are the familiar, reassuring face that allows you to feel safe and relaxed. We act as your voice and a professional liaison with the hospital team, ensuring your birth preferences are respected and that you understand all your options. While the hospital team holds primary clinical responsibility, we maintain a duty of care: if we spot anything of concern, such as an abnormal foetal heartbeat, we will immediately escalate this to the NHS team.

Our midwives provide the same continuous emotional presence and physical comfort as a doula, but they bring a full layer of clinical expertise that a doula cannot. As registered members of the Royal College of Midwives, they perform all the clinical checks at every visit: blood pressure, urine, foetal heartbeat, growth, and more. They are trained screeners for mental health, able to identify early signs of perinatal anxiety or depression that might otherwise go unnoticed. They bring an evidence-based approach grounded in the latest research and guidelines, and the experience to translate that into honest, practical guidance you can actually use. You receive the warmth and continuity of a birth companion, with the trained eyes and clinical authority of a midwife who knows exactly when something needs escalating, and how to make that happen.

To ensure the highest level of safety, we don't offer birth support as a standalone service. We require that you book our pregnancy care from at least the third trimester. It is essential that we know your medical history, your fears, and your hopes, and that you feel completely comfortable with us before we enter the birth room together.

All NHS and private maternity units across Greater London: UCLH, Chelsea and Westminster, St Mary's, the Portland, the Lindo Wing, Whittington, Royal London, Lewisham, and others. Tell us your hospital on the free introductory call and we will confirm everything.