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I knew I wanted a home birth this time, and with no guarantee that the NHS would be able to offer one, I sought out more personalised support. My first birth had been a successful vaginal delivery, but I was meant to go to a midwife-led unit and ended up on the labour ward because the unit was closed. I also experienced a significant tear afterwards, so for my second birth I hoped that being at home would reduce the likelihood of that happening again.","9cb9eddc835f","block","normal","78640d710868",{"children":58,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":63,"markDefs":64},[59],{"_key":60,"_type":50,"marks":61,"text":62},"484656dfbdbd",[],"Practical reasons also played a part: we have a toddler, we’re new to Folkestone, and we have no family support nearby. A home birth felt like the most sensible and comfortable option for all of us. My partner, Andy, wasn’t keen at first - he worried (understandably) about the distance to hospital if we needed to transfer. From our very first appointment, Natasha reassured him. Her calm explanations, confidence, and clear safety considerations made him feel much more at ease.","623f0d291868",[],{"style":55,"_key":66,"markDefs":67,"children":68,"_type":54},"b020a2df6466",[],[69],{"text":70,"_key":71,"_type":50,"marks":72},"Before the birth I had three appointments with Natasha, and each one made us feel more supported and prepared. When labour began - three days early - the day itself was quite hectic: getting our toddler to school, cancelling workmen and deliveries, and trying to sort the pool. When Natasha and the second midwife, Frances, arrived, they immediately took charge of everything practical, including the pool issues, allowing Andy to focus solely on supporting me and setting up a calm, soothing birth environment.","cf68132d1b99",[],{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":74,"markDefs":75,"children":76},"d5a141ea01ed",[],[77],{"_type":50,"marks":78,"text":79,"_key":80},[],"Throughout the labour, Natasha and Frances struck the perfect balance between being hands-off and being reassuringly present. They encouraged me to get into the pool at the right time and offered grounding reassurance when I reached the transition stage and doubted my ability to keep going -something so common in labour but still overwhelming in the moment. Their words and presence helped me move through it with confidence.","c85567adbe01",{"markDefs":82,"children":83,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":88},[],[84],{"_type":50,"marks":85,"text":86,"_key":87},[],"When our baby was born, I was able to lift him out of the water myself. I stayed in the pool until it was time to get out, and then both midwives helped me upstairs and into my pyjamas before settling me on the sofa with my new baby. They encouraged me to eat, made me a cup of tea, checked me over thoroughly, cleaned up the space, and only left when they were completely satisfied that everything was safe and in order.","77d0c9388715","bf557ece298b",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":90,"markDefs":91,"children":92},"23924e549d8a",[],[93],{"text":94,"_key":95,"_type":50,"marks":96},"As second-time parents, settling into life with a newborn felt natural. After my first birth, I remember feeling quite shell-shocked and needing more time to recover both physically and emotionally. This time was so different - I slipped straight into that newborn bubble. Natasha also encouraged me to rest for a full week and not rush to get out and about before my body was ready. That advice made such a difference to my recovery.","c9cfb81b3d86",[],{"_key":98,"markDefs":99,"children":100,"_type":54,"style":55},"e73f7767a709",[],[101],{"_key":102,"_type":50,"marks":103,"text":104},"2006d30d0f64",[],"Andy, who had been unsure about the idea of a home birth at first, was genuinely surprised at how safe, calm, and straightforward the whole experience was. He would absolutely choose a home birth again after seeing how well supported and cared for we both felt.",{"style":55,"_key":106,"markDefs":107,"children":108,"_type":54},"773e46d3279d",[],[109],{"marks":110,"text":111,"_key":112,"_type":50},[],"Giving birth this time was such a positive experience that it has completely changed how I view birth. It doesn’t have to be scary. With the right support and the right environment, you can truly thrive. If we ever did go for a third baby we’d choose a home birth again in a heartbeat, so long as it was safe to do so.","87ffb85e0367",{"style":55,"_key":114,"markDefs":115,"children":116,"_type":54},"3955b9f0518f",[],[117],{"_type":50,"marks":118,"text":119,"_key":120},[],"If anyone is considering using Juno, I can wholeheartedly recommend them. You receive personalised care from compassionate, experienced midwives who create a safe, calm environment in the comfort of your own home. As a nurse myself, compassionate and safe clinical care is incredibly important to me - and Natasha delivered exactly that.","1830a064bc33",{"style":55,"_key":122,"markDefs":123,"children":124,"_type":54},"750ea1895265",[],[125],{"_key":126,"_type":50,"marks":127,"text":128},"7f6290aeba02",[],"Thank you Juno midwives for providing the birth experience I had hoped for!!",{"asset":130,"_type":133},{"_ref":131,"_type":132},"image-80177e6be2bd14cabde22acc1a46628047bab700-1200x1599-jpg","reference","image","0fshxxD8FOvJ4EMqMr2AvV","2025-12-02T09:35:24.990Z","Sian & Andy's Birth Story",{"current":138,"_type":8},"sian-and-andy-s-birth-story",{"_createdAt":140,"_updatedAt":141,"_rev":142,"title":143,"content":144,"publishedAt":201,"_type":42,"_id":202,"slug":203,"image":205},"2025-11-14T13:19:54Z","2025-11-14T13:22:55Z","tA5f7hsGfG1IaSOi5fFfwe","Becca's Birth Story",[145,153,161,169,177,185,193],{"style":55,"_key":146,"markDefs":147,"children":148,"_type":54},"e0b9eb649075",[],[149],{"_type":50,"marks":150,"text":151,"_key":152},[],"We chose to work with Juno for my second baby as I was planning a VBAC. My older daughter, now 4, was born by emergency cesarean following an induction that didn’t progress. Whilst this was a positive experience overall, I wanted to avoid another induction or emergency c-section. I learned that planning a home birth would increase my chances of a VBAC and I liked knowing that my midwives would definitely be available.","d01c5d22ef1e",{"_key":154,"markDefs":155,"children":156,"_type":54,"style":55},"a6ea712159ad",[],[157],{"marks":158,"text":159,"_key":160,"_type":50},[],"I loved having antenatal appointments with Natasha and Sophie at home, it was very relaxed and they felt more like friends in no time. It was special that my older daughter could attend the appointments to involve her, she was so excited about her new sibling and this contributed to the lovely bond she has with them today.","bcb247706768",{"style":55,"_key":162,"markDefs":163,"children":164,"_type":54},"cef39cb03714",[],[165],{"_type":50,"marks":166,"text":167,"_key":168},[],"I was disheartened to get to 41 weeks with no signs of labour, but Natasha and Sophie brought the oxytocin vibes with an encouraging visit. I was excited to go into spontaneous labour a few days later. I was in early labour for nearly a week, having contractions during the night which got more intense each night and then stopped almost completely during the day, it was a bizarre experience! Natasha came out on two nights, once when I thought I was going into active labour and a couple of nights later to try different positions to encourage my baby to move. We believed they were back to back and trying to turn around which was why the labour wasn’t progressing. When I reached 42 weeks 2 days (or 42 by my cycle dates) I chose to go into hospital to discuss my options. Natasha came along and was a fantastic advocate, helping me avoid feeling unduly pressured and to create space to make my own decisions. I chose to go in for an elective cesarean the next day, as by this point the labour seemed to be fading and I didn’t feel comfortable to keep trying until 43 weeks. Natasha came for the birth and was a fantastic advocate for my preferences to be met. I held my baby (a surprise girl!) straight after she came out and enjoyed uninterrupted skin to skin in the theatre for over an hour. Natasha gave immediate breastfeeding support which got our journey off to a great start and meant that I didn’t have any discomfort this time around.","ff4c5a244f50",{"style":55,"_key":170,"markDefs":171,"children":172,"_type":54},"4c1da835e846",[],[173],{"text":174,"_key":175,"_type":50,"marks":176},"Whilst I was disappointed that my birth didn’t go to plan (again!), having Juno meant that I got to experience all of the benefits of home birth without the birth at home - pregnancy appointments on my sofa with our daughter, labouring at home with fairylights, a birth pool and Natasha’s support, making my own choices for my care, then calm postnatal appointments with my trusted midwives for continuity. I’m sure this also helped me have minimal discomfort and a quick recovery after the c-section.","0c18d10925e6",[],{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":178,"markDefs":179,"children":180},"9e5738f98647",[],[181],{"_type":50,"marks":182,"text":183,"_key":184},[],"We ended our journey by taking prints of my placenta which was fun, a nice closure and reclaiming of my home birth to end as we began, at home holding my baby.","93784f5ebc0f",{"_key":186,"markDefs":187,"children":188,"_type":54,"style":55},"6a735d7d6e87",[],[189],{"_type":50,"marks":190,"text":191,"_key":192},[],"Thinking back about my birth, I think most fondly about the parts with Juno! They have given me life skills to advocate for me and my children’s needs, such as breastfeeding during vaccinations (which was declined in the past so I went along with it) which meant my baby was calmer.","2e06724bb947",{"children":194,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":199,"markDefs":200},[195],{"_type":50,"marks":196,"text":197,"_key":198},[],"To others considering hiring Juno, do it! It was an investment but totally worth it, a woman’s birth experience matters too.","e2987a51f3a5","5f4c6f671e28",[],"2025-11-14T13:19:41.397Z","6090e700-2678-4eac-87af-9d6936ec863b",{"current":204,"_type":8},"becca-s-birth-story",{"_type":133,"asset":206},{"_ref":207,"_type":132},"image-ef9b31594bb7b19aa4b2b8a2d112cd51c024b495-4032x3024-jpg",{"image":209,"content":212,"_createdAt":301,"title":302,"_rev":303,"_id":304,"slug":305,"publishedAt":307,"_type":42,"_updatedAt":308},{"_type":133,"asset":210},{"_type":132,"_ref":211},"image-cfb1c38a2a58f4e4c724c52a4f75c9bf67724fc2-1200x1600-jpg",[213,221,229,237,245,253,261,269,277,285,293],{"markDefs":214,"children":215,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":220},[],[216],{"_key":217,"_type":50,"marks":218,"text":219},"076d2594f010",[],"From the beginning of my pregnancy I knew we wanted to have a home birth. I had initially engaged with the NHS and had been following their usual program of scans and regular check-ups. But following a frank discussion with our NHS assigned midwife, the realization came that there was a distinct possibility that the birth would end up being in a hospital setting. This was something I wanted to avoid unless strictly necessary, so my partner and I began to look for private options that would support this choice.","82a4ef92de43",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":222,"markDefs":223,"children":224},"ea0c16bfb6b1",[],[225],{"_type":50,"marks":226,"text":227,"_key":228},[],"After an initial consultation with Sophie and Natasha over zoom, we knew we had found the right people. Regular visits from them in the comfort of our own home were so helpful and enjoyable, they had really started to put us at ease about home birth and the process this would involve. We always looked forward to their visits, which never felt rushed and all questions and subjects were welcomed with knowledgeable and detailed answers, they even included gifts of delicious pastries! Whenever they left, we felt excited about the journey ahead knowing that we had the full support of two amazing professionals that would guide us on our way.","e02aad04f3b3",{"style":55,"_key":230,"markDefs":231,"children":232,"_type":54},"e9d030c8317d",[],[233],{"text":234,"_key":235,"_type":50,"marks":236},"My labour progressed quickly, and it was only 5-6 hours before we called Sophie as the contractions had become much stronger and more frequent. However, this was the only stage of the labour that did progress quickly! For the next three days I was at home with regular strong contractions, they would ease a little during the day and then pick up again by evening time again. Sophie and Natasha took it in turns to stay at the house throughout this period, their constant presence and reassurance was an incredible help and enabled me to try for a home birth for as long as I could. They had a perfect judgement of when to allow us space as well as when to offer insight or advice when needed. Most of all, they allowed me to lead the way and trust my body and the different directions my birth was taking me. Their passion and dedication to giving me autonomy really helped me believe in myself. They went above and beyond in what turned out to be quite a marathon!","12d1b2845f37",[],{"markDefs":238,"children":239,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":244},[],[240],{"marks":241,"text":242,"_key":243,"_type":50},[],"By the end of the third day I had become severely dehydrated and was exhausted, having not been able to eat, or keep fluids down during the three days. They clearly and carefully explained the reasons why they thought a hospital transfer was the next step and Natasha came with us to the hospital. On arrival she facilitated the process of getting us to the delivery suite and settled into a room. Her and Sophie’s prior knowledge of staff members in the hospital, having worked with them in the NHS previously, gave us a feeling that they were able to advocate for us really well and ensure that our wishes were respected by the staff at the hospital.","e563d59a2440","fcb3f355fae5",{"children":246,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":251,"markDefs":252},[247],{"_type":50,"marks":248,"text":249,"_key":250},[],"My labour continued for another 24 hours in the delivery suite. The consultant who was on shift when I first arrived had told us we should have a C-section due to infection risk. However, Sophie and Natasha highlighted that my baby’s heart rate was fine and all my vitals were also fine and there was no need to feel pressured into making that decision. Without their support and advice this may well have been the point when we would have made that choice to have a C-section. I am so grateful to have had them there in moments like these, of which there were many. When I felt had done all I could without much intervention (copious gas & air) I greeted the first epidural with great relief. After a much needed sleep and an ice cream, I was ready to push through and discuss our final options. Oscar had an assisted birth with forceps following another epidural. Sophie came into the theatre room with us and documented the process, as well as being on hand to reassure us during what was a huge new experience and something we had hoped we wouldn’t have to do. The interventions I had initially been scared off prior to the birth, did not seem so scary by this point, in fact it was the opposite, they gave me strength and most importantly meant I was going to finally hold our little boy. The staff in the hospital where amazing and Sophie and Natasha worked brilliantly with them to coordinate my care. We were home the next evening from hospital with Oscar and in our blissful newborn bubble. The home visits in the preceding days where done with such kindness and consideration for us, as well as being on hand on WhatsApp to allay any first-time parents concerns that we had.","120cc8c269bc","e8d19cee1c5b",[],{"style":55,"_key":254,"markDefs":255,"children":256,"_type":54},"5c732573e0ad",[],[257],{"_type":50,"marks":258,"text":259,"_key":260},[],"We really couldn’t have imagined going through this process without Juno by our side. From start to finish we felt heard and that we had two people who were really on our team and wanted the best outcome for us as a family. We would recommend them to anyone who wants to have more of a say over their birth journey, and we are so grateful for the kindness and compassion they showed us. Looking back on my birth story it’s made me realize that without Juno midwives it's possible that parts of my experience could have been traumatic, given the nature of my labour. Too often women and their partners are pressured into making decisions without being given the whole picture and are given advise that is usually based on statistics that aren't always kind or trusting in a women's individual birthing abilities. However, Juno equipped me with the knowledge and confidence that whatever direction my labour took me there was always time to make informed decisions, therefore empowering me even in emergency situations.","40056444bdf0",{"children":262,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":267,"markDefs":268},[263],{"marks":264,"text":265,"_key":266,"_type":50},[],"","b28ee7630813","03ed1925bd3d",[],{"markDefs":270,"children":271,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":276},[],[272],{"_key":273,"_type":50,"marks":274,"text":275},"b4142432648d",[],"The weeks leading up to labour spent with Sophie meant we were prepared with a birth plan that included many possible outcomes. From hospital transfers and emergency interventions to cord clamping, placenta tours and labour playlists. For me what felt most important was having autonomy and not feeling rushed or pressured. Especially in the event of going to the hospital. I knew I felt safe with Sophie and Natasha and that they understood my needs and wishes.","4472d025713b",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":278,"markDefs":279,"children":280},"20d1c35fd3be",[],[281],{"text":282,"_key":283,"_type":50,"marks":284},"They held me through the most transformative experience of my life. They allowed me to squeeze their hands with the bionic strength that birthing women harness in the depths of their labour. They held my gaze as I breathed through intense surges like I was staring into their souls. We laughed more than I thought too! Birth has taught me I'm a hell of a lot stronger and determined than I thought possible. As someone who has struggled with self doubt for most of my life, I don't feel like giving in as easily to it anymore.","922f7af03af8",[],{"_key":286,"markDefs":287,"children":288,"_type":54,"style":55},"629974de7256",[],[289],{"text":290,"_key":291,"_type":50,"marks":292},"This new outlook has been fundamental in my recovery. I accepted all the help I could get without guilt. Juno were at my bedside reassuring me that my body was healing well, and I wouldn't feel this broken forever. I hadn't given the aftermath much thought as the birth had been more pressing. However, creating a bubble of carers for those initial 2 weeks was vital. I honestly don't think I'd be as mentally and physically stable now if it weren't for my impeccable aftercare. It allowed me to give everything to being Oscar's mum in those first weeks, so tender, intimate and filled with learning. Blissful joy, tears, so many tears! Bouts of anxiety but overriding pride and wonder for my little human and the beauty of watching the 3 of us learning how to navigate our new family.","3c0b6babc0cf",[],{"children":294,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":299,"markDefs":300},[295],{"marks":296,"text":297,"_key":298,"_type":50},[],"I can only hope women all over the world could have access to the profoundly attentive care and professionalism that we received from Sophie and Natasha.","e4766d2c53b0","cba1b3bebf54",[],"2025-11-04T09:40:26Z","Tilly, Harvey and Oscar’s Birth Story","Pz5I53QbKqchKeADGNNNXf","8569d7bd-4942-454a-9a57-cb60f028cf38",{"current":306,"_type":8},"tilly-harvey-and-oscar-birth-story","2025-11-04T09:39:42.086Z","2025-11-04T10:30:21Z",{"_id":310,"title":311,"slug":312,"_createdAt":314,"_type":42,"image":315,"_updatedAt":327,"content":328,"_system":433,"publishedAt":436,"_rev":437},"1dd979de-b1ab-4067-8f70-a2feeec89a14","Sophie & Sam’s Birth Story",{"current":313,"_type":8},"sophie-and-sam-s-twin-birth-story","2025-03-23T16:10:13Z",{"hotspot":316,"_type":133,"asset":322,"crop":324},{"x":317,"y":318,"height":319,"_type":320,"width":321},0.5011139774859288,0.5642100531582239,0.8715798936835522,"sanity.imageHotspot",0.9977720450281425,{"_ref":323,"_type":132},"image-3aa49c403e684b45d794a23870bc5069899caa97-640x480-jpg",{"top":325,"left":325,"bottom":325,"_type":326,"right":325},0,"sanity.imageCrop","2025-12-02T09:40:11Z",[329,337,345,353,361,369,377,385,393,401,409,417,425],{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":330,"markDefs":331,"children":332},"f5868b4cf6fe",[],[333],{"_key":334,"_type":50,"marks":335,"text":336},"63acde60315c",[],"We found out we were expecting twins when I was 21 weeks pregnant, at the anomaly scan. I had declined the 12-week scan and had chosen not to book my pregnancy care with the NHS at that point. Twins were not on our radar so to say we were surprised is an understatement! I’d always known I would plan a home birth if I had a baby and decided I would stick with planning a home birth with my twins, if I was well, and they were well. Natasha was my midwife throughout my pregnancy, although I did a lot of self-midwifing too! I booked with the NHS at around 23 weeks as I wanted to be in their system in case the twins decided to come early.",{"children":338,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":343,"markDefs":344},[339],{"text":340,"_key":341,"_type":50,"marks":342},"My pregnancy was plain sailing up until about 40 weeks when I developed pre-eclampsia. I had high blood pressure and protein in my urine but otherwise felt well. I started on antihypertensive medicine which helped to bring the blood pressure down slightly. 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I asked Sam to call Natasha at this point.","bd60673296d7","cd60bcd9ce86",{"markDefs":354,"children":355,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":360},[],[356],{"_key":357,"_type":50,"marks":358,"text":359},"1476cb741fd3",[],"Natasha arrived and I was relieved to see her. I declined any monitoring of myself or the babies. The babies were very wriggly, so I had no concerns about their well-being. Contractions continued to come back-to-back with very little respite, but I knew birth wasn’t close. I asked for a vaginal examination – I’d attempted a self-examination prior to this but my bump was so huge and the first baby’s head still high in my pelvis that I couldn’t feel a thing. I wanted to know what my cervix was up to and where the first baby was in my pelvis to try and make sense of the mega contractions I was having. My cervix was 2cm dilated and the baby’s head was at ‘spines’ in my pelvis. I got back in the pool and after a small lull in contractions, they came back in full force – long, strong and back-to-back. I was vomiting a lot and peeing became increasingly difficult – sitting on the toilet was excruciating and I would have a very long contraction every time I tried. 5 or so hours after my previous vaginal examination, I requested another – at this point I wanted to make a decision about whether to stay at home or transfer to hospital for pain relief and because a couple of things just felt ‘off’. Again, I didn’t feel like the birth was imminent…but my contractions were relentless, and I knew that the vomiting and being unable to pee were not the best signs! This time my cervix was 4cm dilated and the baby was in the same position. I decided to transfer to hospital for an epidural as I did not feel I was about to have the babies imminently and the hours of intense, long and very regular contractions was taking its toll on me. Natasha called the hospital to let them know we were coming in and then we drove in. As this wasn’t an emergency transfer, we chose to drive as an ambulance transfer was going to take 2 hours.","3d1409d68fcd",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":362,"markDefs":363,"children":364},"ef5b5e38898e",[],[365],{"marks":366,"text":367,"_key":368,"_type":50},[],"On arriving at the hospital, I was immediately put in a room on labour ward and assigned a midwife. After having a cannula sited, a scan to determine the positions of the babies and a CTG commenced…I had the epidural. I started feeling pain relief soon after this. The scan showed that the second twin, who had been head down all pregnancy, had flipped to being in the breech position – which was a surprise as I was amazed he had any space to do such a big move! I had a good chat with the consultant about my birth plan and what I did and didn’t want – it felt like a respectful discussion and at no point did I feel like I was being pushed into one thing or another. When I was comfortable, we sent Natasha home to get some rest as she had been up all night with us and I felt like I was in good hands with the team who were on shift at the hospital that day.","2304da815752",{"markDefs":370,"children":371,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":376},[],[372],{"_type":50,"marks":373,"text":374,"_key":375},[],"At my next examination, which I’d requested to be later than the routine 4 hours after my previous one, my cervix was 8cm dilated. Contractions were still coming regularly without any need for the hormone drip (this can often follow an epidural!), and the babies were happy. At the next examination my cervix was 9cm dilated and the first baby was still at ‘spines’. I asked for the waters of the first twin to be broken as I wanted an FSE clip put on to monitor their heartbeat. Prior to this, monitoring was only possible in one very specific position on my abdomen, which meant changing position was difficult as we kept losing contact. Upon breaking my waters, there was thick meconium – which didn’t faze me as I was 41 weeks and knew my babies were happy because of all the movements. After the FSE was applied I was able to lie on my side and use a peanut ball – I was trying to encourage the first twin to rotate and descend!","4e9877d973e1","ad223aee028a",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":378,"markDefs":379,"children":380},"a97911b80b45",[],[381],{"text":382,"_key":383,"_type":50,"marks":384},"My epidural started to become ineffective at some point and I had a lot of breakthrough pain, which after having pain relief for several hours, was rather unpleasant. After breaking the waters I also started to feel lots of pressure in my bottom. This felt quite exciting (although I had sent Sam home to grab some bits…whoops!) as it was the first time I’d felt like the babies might be close. This sensation went on for an hour or so and I had another examination, which confirmed my cervix was fully dilated…but I knew immediately that the first twin was still in the same position in my pelvis. I remember saying to the midwife something along the lines of, ‘the baby’s not just sitting there, your fingers have gone too far!’. I think at this point my body was trying its best to turn the first baby into a more favourable position.","ec3f39c2053f",[],{"_key":386,"markDefs":387,"children":388,"_type":54,"style":55},"1d528f2116d9",[],[389],{"_type":50,"marks":390,"text":391,"_key":392},[],"After this the epidural wore off completely and I had to have it re-sited, which was also unsuccessful, so the anaesthetist gave me a combined spinal-epidural (CSE) and that provided some relief. I met the nighttime consultant and discussed my birth plan with him – again, I felt respected in my decisions. I then started pushing and did so for an hour or so – the CSE was providing pain relief, but I was still fully mobile, so I was able to get into lots of different positions for pushing. Although the monitoring of the babies’ heartbeats kept losing contact, which was annoying probably more so for my midwives, but I never once worried about their well-being during labour. The CSE started to wear off and I was getting nasty breakthrough pain after an hour or so of pushing. At this point I was reviewed by the consultant again and he examined me. We discussed having an instrumental assisted birth, which I felt was what needed to happen at this point. The first twin was in exactly the same position he’d been in since the start of the labour. I was asked where I wanted the instrumental birth to happen, and I requested theatre (I think to the relief of the doctor…!) as I wanted proper pain relief given that mine had worn off. There was a short delay in getting there as the theatre was busy, during which time I was huffing on gas and air as the CSE faded away.","84b81a00dbd6",{"style":55,"_key":394,"markDefs":395,"children":396,"_type":54},"3033985d8f61",[],[397],{"_key":398,"_type":50,"marks":399,"text":400},"a16f01b2febf",[],"When we got to theatre, I had a spinal sited and felt true relief as I went completely numb from the waist down. The midwives kept me informed of what was happening at each stage – I requested this as despite being numb, I strongly believe that we should know what’s happening to our bodies in theatre! I also requested my head be raised so I could see the doctor more clearly – my midwife brain was very much engaged. A ventouse was attempted but after a few pulls, the consultant said it wasn’t going to work. He asked at that point if I wanted him to try forceps (which he was confident he could do) or if I wanted a caesarean section. I said I would rather attempt a vaginal birth than have a caesarean…even though I knew this would mean having an episiotomy – something I had reiterated that I really did not want unless absolutely necessary. I said that I accepted that I would need an episiotomy in this scenario and remember thinking what a bummer it would be if the second twin then needed to be born via caesarean section..!",{"_key":402,"markDefs":403,"children":404,"_type":54,"style":55},"91646a53fed6",[],[405],{"_key":406,"_type":50,"marks":407,"text":408},"becb0300167b",[],"So, the first twin, Finn, was born via forceps and placed onto my abdomen skin-to-skin, where me and my midwife provided some gentle stimulation as he was a little surprised to be born. His cord was quite short and after about 4 minutes, it was clamped and cut. Then, 22 minutes later, the second twin, River, was born also with the help of forceps. River had flipped himself head down following the birth of Finn – there had been no scanning or stabilising, he’d just done it himself. Pushing with a spinal is the weirdest feeling – you really don’t feel like you’re doing anything, but you get told that you are and, in my case, have a team of friendly theatre staff all rooting for you. River also was placed skin-to-skin and had about 3 minutes before his cord was clamped and cut. Then my two, good sized babies were on my chest! Wild.",{"_key":410,"markDefs":411,"children":412,"_type":54,"style":55},"da662d4d7254",[],[413],{"_type":50,"marks":414,"text":415,"_key":416},[],"I was bleeding from my episiotomy, and I recall looking over at the suction bottle, seeing it rather full of my blood, and calmly asking the anaesthetist if I was having a post-partum haemorrhage…to which he calmly replied, ‘yes, and we’re just going to give you some blood if that’s okay!’. After my episiotomy had been sutured and we left theatre, the midwives said they could weigh and check the babies later after more skin-to-skin. At this point I requested they quickly be weighed before returning for skin-to-skin as I was too curious to know their weights. Both were just over 4kg each – I knew they weren’t going to be small, but I was amazed (and so was everyone else I think) that I’d grown twins that size!","e96fade80749",{"markDefs":418,"children":419,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":424},[],[420],{"_type":50,"marks":421,"text":422,"_key":423},[],"So, my birth did not go according to my plan A. I had pictured a home waterbirth and instead had a forceps birth in theatre, with an episiotomy and a PPH…oh and a dash of transient kidney damage in there too. I absolutely would have preferred them to have been born at home, in a slightly more straightforward manner, but that is not my birth story this time. What surprised me the most is how good I felt about my birth experience despite it being so off plan. It’s the type of birth that possibly looks ‘traumatic’ on paper, but that is not how I experienced it at all. I was very aware that the decisions I made could lead to more interventions (which they did) – but I felt very in control of making those decisions and crucially I felt supported and respected by the hospital staff. I never thought I would have an epidural, I never thought I would be requesting vaginal examinations…and I definitely never thought I would say I was happy with a hospital birth experience involving forceps and an episiotomy (okay episiotomies are still horrible, no two ways about that!) – but I made peace with the birth experience very quickly.","2a66c9f527ce","cf9e9163fe3d",{"_key":426,"markDefs":427,"children":428,"_type":54,"style":55},"12224fd5ed3d",[],[429],{"marks":430,"text":431,"_key":432,"_type":50},[],"I’m so glad I declined induction (repeatedly..!) and waited for labour to start spontaneously and that I started my labour at home, with just Sam and Natasha. 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I would absolutely be planning a home birth again if I have another baby but I’m glad I was able to make the choice during this labour to transfer to hospital when I felt like I needed it.","7cbf7e9b6516",{"base":434},{"rev":435,"id":310},"qRtz8cDd7hgJxInNImP079","2024-09-01T20:27:00.000Z","0fshxxD8FOvJ4EMqMr2fgf",{"image":439,"_createdAt":448,"_updatedAt":449,"slug":450,"_system":452,"_rev":456,"_id":455,"title":457,"_type":42,"publishedAt":458,"content":459},{"hotspot":440,"_type":133,"asset":445,"crop":447},{"width":441,"x":442,"y":443,"height":444,"_type":320},1,0.5,0.5681054687500006,0.5235742187499995,{"_ref":446,"_type":132},"image-19d59cd701d464a17100cff3f6b3f81c988fa021-480x640-jpg",{"top":325,"left":325,"bottom":325,"_type":326,"right":325},"2025-04-02T20:19:03Z","2025-12-02T09:40:33Z",{"_type":8,"current":451},"alice-patricks-home-birth",{"base":453},{"rev":454,"id":455},"x1toMDq9RBHnqzSAnbLy1m","5e43a832-170f-4238-88db-b96d4af76923","9rDCh1WATrku58yWoFSZIH","Alice & Patrick’s Birth Story","2024-09-01T19:52:00.000Z",[460,468,476,484,492,500],{"markDefs":461,"children":462,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":467},[],[463],{"_type":50,"marks":464,"text":465,"_key":466},[],"I had never even considered I could have a home birth as it was my first pregnancy. It was a screening of a documentary of “Birth at Home” at our local cinema, hosted by Juno Midwives and two local doulas that truly opened my eyes. As soon as it finished I knew I wanted to home birth and I believed I could do it. Even when most of my friends and family smiled gently saying “well you can plan but..”, or “good luck with your inevitable transfer to hospital” or “with your first? That’s brave!”.","3b1d965dba57","6387388473f6",{"style":55,"_key":469,"markDefs":470,"children":471,"_type":54},"08c9b72ab0b4",[],[472],{"text":473,"_key":474,"_type":50,"marks":475},"I started to think I might be a bit naive but I made sure I did my research. And one thing Juno midwives did from the off was completely leave the decisions up to me. Nothing forced, everything explained in terms of hospital policies vs NICE guidelines and I actually felt pretty empowered. I no longer felt like a passenger in a system where I would people please but could assess everything offered to me and question it. Quietly, I started to put the trust in my own body and instincts and declined some of the “routine” procedures. I had NHS care up until 37 weeks when Natasha took over. Our appointments happened at home, on the sofa which built a truly trusting relationship. The pool was dropped off, the gas and air and a tens machine stayed downstairs. My partner and I did a hypnobirthing course together and I spent time preparing myself with affirmations and long baths listening to the hypnobirthing tracks.","5a26516b251a",[],{"children":477,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":482,"markDefs":483},[478],{"text":479,"_key":480,"_type":50,"marks":481},"I sailed passed my due date and my anxiety went up, but Natasha’s didn’t. She just kept reassuring me I wouldn’t be pregnant forever. Week 41 came, then plus one, then plus two, then plus 3. The constant messaging from well meaning friends and family was extremely testing and many anecdotal mentions of an inevitable induction Those few days were really trying and emotional. On day 4, out for a walk, I bumped into Natasha and wryly said “I don’t think it’s going to be tonight”. Another 10 minutes of walking and my back became so painful so I decided to head home. By which point I was having cramps. At 4.30ish I bounced on my ball watching episodes of Motherland and excitedly said to my partner “I think I might be in early labour” who was pottering round the house and did a last minute dash to Tesco.","3af4a98d1ccc",[],"12050486da9b",[],{"style":55,"_key":485,"markDefs":486,"children":487,"_type":54},"b62d2273f755",[],[488],{"_type":50,"marks":489,"text":490,"_key":491},[],"By 10pm everything had ramped up pretty quickly and I was pacing the house with the tens machine on and breathing it out. I asked Natasha to come thinking she may just arrive, check in, and go home and leave me to it. But my contractions were intense so she said she wasn’t going to leave and asked my partner to fill the pool. Things continued to ramp up and I couldn’t seem to get any relief between surges, I used gas and air and side lay on my bed. I was desperate to get in the pool to be weightless and it was such a relief when I did. I laboured most of the night in the pool, contractions coming thick and fast. I was mostly unaware of Natasha and her second midwife Frances. I didn’t have any internal examinations, no cervix measurements, I was just left to my instincts. My partner was by my side the whole time, reading letters from friends, Natasha every now again asked to listen to the baby with the doppler and in between surges would encourage me to rest. With each surge all I remember hearing were reminders to breathe and that I was doing really well.","cf7cfc89b168",{"markDefs":493,"children":494,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":499},[],[495],{"_key":496,"_type":50,"marks":497,"text":498},"e2de47263fe9",[],"Eventually Natasha told me to feel between my legs, the baby’s head was there, it was such an amazing feeling that things were happening. My labour started to stall a bit, we later learned my baby was back to back and taking a long time to turn. I had drank an awful lot but hadn’t emptied my bladder. Natasha gently suggested a walk to the bathroom and trying to wee might just get things going again. As soon as I sat on the toilet the urge to push was overpowering. After a little while on the toilet Natasha asked to listen in to baby and as she did she sprung into action. Turns out the baby was very much on the way out. Natasha and my partner lifted me off the toilet and helped me onto all fours. A few more pushes and some excellent encouragement from Natasha and Frances I stayed in the zone, focussed on their words and they passed my baby boy between my legs and my partner and I held him together on our bathroom floor. We all walked through to the bedroom where Frances had already prepared the bed with plenty of cushions where we had loads of skin to skin. Natasha and Frances cleaned up, cleaned me up, helped deliver the placenta and were so calm. I had a second degree tear and a postpartum haemorrhage of 600ml*, but everything was dealt with in my room, no transfer to hospital was needed. It was dreamy. We all had coffee and flapjacks while they finished up the notes and my partner and I just lay in bed and marvelled at the incredible, powerful home birth I’d just had. 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After visiting my local hospital that day, I was very sure that the only place I felt safe enough to give birth, where I’d be most comfortable and where I could create the optimum environment, was in the sanctuary of my own home.","76577f6d3b25",[],{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":530,"markDefs":531,"children":532},"a0949ea72a30",[],[533],{"marks":534,"text":535,"_key":536,"_type":50},[],"Sophie and Natasha responded straight away to my email, and within 48 hours had visited myself and my husband, Adam, and we were good to go. The birth pool was sourced, the fairy lights were up, and I made a playlist of my favourite music. We ordered a TENS machine, went on lots of walks, and I bounced on a birthing ball, all whilst listening to daily relaxation tapes and positive mantras. Sophie and Natasha took over my care, and visited me on a weekly basis, creating a personal bond that gave me complete confidence going towards my due date.","8c9a14f6a701",{"_key":538,"markDefs":539,"children":540,"_type":54,"style":55},"7b75dc7d4eda",[],[541],{"_key":542,"_type":50,"marks":543,"text":544},"ee88bc498c64",[],"5 days over, I had a chat with Sophie regarding my options. Sophie was happy to let me carry on for as long as I was comfortable, given that our baby seemed quite happy, and I too was well. As it turned out, I didn’t have to wait long at all! The following day I started to experience mild cramping, and as the day progressed these started to intensify to average period like pains.",{"markDefs":546,"children":547,"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":552},[],[548],{"text":549,"_key":550,"_type":50,"marks":551},"Sophie pre-warned me, that I would know when I was in labour, as I would go off my food. With a half-eaten quiche left on my plate, Adam made the call. By 1am the TENS machine was on my back, the contractions were coming quicker, and the playlist was on. My mucus plug (unbeknownst to me) had fallen out, and I made myself as comfortable as possible on the sofa. With Sophie frequently monitoring myself and baby, Adam took control of the TENs machine, buzzing whenever I told him to, and eventually my waters broke.","97b820216c75",[],"5eeef9dbd0eb",{"style":55,"_key":554,"markDefs":555,"children":556,"_type":54},"f47922be4195",[],[557],{"_type":50,"marks":558,"text":559,"_key":560},[],"Whilst I stayed in my zone, breathing through each contraction, Sophie and Adam set up the birth pool in the corner of our living room, and by 4am I was relaxing in the warm water, just as Natasha arrived. I continued with my breathing techniques, and started to push when I felt the urge. Sophie and Natasha were there throughout, never intruding, but also keeping an eye on both myself and our baby. Natasha stepped in to hold my hand as Adam and Sophie refilled the deflating pool (an unexpected occurrence met with calmness and laughter!)","9db6d70f9ae0",{"_type":54,"style":55,"_key":562,"markDefs":563,"children":564},"c9471222df42",[],[565],{"_type":50,"marks":566,"text":567,"_key":568},[],"Just as the sun rose, our beautiful baby boy, Louis, was born. Sophie and Natasha helped me and Louis onto the sofa, where we had skin to skin for hours, and Louis started to feed. Sophie and Natasha quietly tidied up as Adam dished out the doughnuts, and they stayed well into the early afternoon. Juno Midwives continued with our postnatal care for the following two weeks, coming to visit (for often over 2 hours at a time) for the first five days, then every other day, until it was time to say goodbye.","70cf933755d4",{"style":55,"_key":570,"markDefs":571,"children":572,"_type":54},"03ce74fa865a",[],[573],{"marks":574,"text":575,"_key":576,"_type":50},[],"Contacting Juno Midwives was the best decision we’ve ever made. Sophie and Natasha enabled me and Adam to have the birth of dreams. I felt genuinely cared for from the moment I met them, and most importantly I felt heard. Sophie and Natasha respected my wishes, were kind and compassionate at all times; and always asked for my consent, meaning I always felt in control. There was never any need for an internal examination during my labour, which allowed me to maintain my concentration, and stay within my birthing zone. Because of this, I never required gas & air, nor suffered any tears. 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We were so lucky to be introduced to our independent midwives, Sophie and Natasha, by lovely local doula, Betty.","ab12caef7d16","3b62fd2ee2aa",{"style":55,"_key":617,"markDefs":618,"children":619,"_type":54},"1d80e350ca13",[],[620],{"text":621,"_key":622,"_type":50,"marks":623},"Sophie and Natasha are absolutely amazing – they were with us every step of the way. I felt safe, informed and cared for over the last weeks of my pregnancy – nothing was too big or too small (or too silly) to ask them. 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