I work both as a private midwife and an NHS midwife in London. For the past decade, my professional life has been dedicated to working across a wide range of maternity settings, supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the early postnatal period.

I achieved a first class honours in Midwifery from City St George's, London, in 2019, and was awarded student midwife of the year. My training took place in London, where I worked in all areas of midwifery including labour ward, birth centre, homebirths, postnatal ward and community. I specialised in community midwifery, running my own clinic and providing postnatal home visits. This is where I saw the true value of continuity of care - having time to build relationships, understand families' needs and provide support within people's communities.

After returning from maternity leave, I felt inspired to build a service that works alongside NHS maternity care, offering the additional time, continuity and personalised support that can sometimes be difficult to access in routine appointments. I am particularly passionate about helping families feel well supported beyond the immediate clinical care, whether that is through clear signposting to other trusted professionals or by helping partners and grandparents feel confident and involved.

I am particularly inspired by models of care that prioritise prevention rather than cure. This led me to complete a Master’s in Public Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, where I explored how care systems, early support, and strong relationships shape long-term wellbeing. I bring this perspective into my midwifery practice, offering care that is thoughtful, proactive and family-centred.