Macarthur Midwife

Macarthur Midwife

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Registered Nurse/ Endorsed Midwife 💕

08/07/2026

🤍The placenta- Your baby’s first home🤍

The placenta, amniotic sac, and umbilical cord are so much more than anatomy—they are a baby’s very first home.

The embryonic sac gently surrounds and protects, creating a warm, fluid-filled space where they can grow safely. The placenta delivers oxygen and nutrients while supporting their development throughout the pregnancy. And, the umbilical cord is the beautiful connection between mother and baby, transporting the oxygen and nutrients.

Our bodies truly are extraordinary - we grow a whole organ to nourish and grow our babies ✨

📸 Shared with consent from a client who birthed her baby at home 🏠

16/06/2026

✨ Parents & Bubs Catch Up ✨

How is it June already 🫣

Everyone is welcome — mums, dads, siblings, family & friends 🤍
And if you’re currently pregnant, we’d absolutely love for you to join us too ❤️

Come along for a relaxed catch up while we have brunch and the kids play in the park🌿👶☀️

If the weather is nice bring a picnic rug and we can sit on the grass and enjoy the sun ☀️

📍 Camden Valley Inn
📅 Friday 26th June
⏰ 11am- 1pm

Can’t wait to see you there 💫

16/05/2026

✨2027 bookings are now open ✨

I can’t believe that enquiries have already started coming in for 2027 🫣

With possibly changes to how private midwives work starting next year spaces will be strictly limited. If you are wanting private midwifery care please reach out early 🤍

It’s never too early to connect ✨

Photos from Macarthur Midwife's post 15/05/2026

Reshared from .

For me, I needed a midwife who was not afraid of the hospital and wouldn’t drag her feet on transferring me when needed.

And this isn’t to say that most midwives hesitate.

They don’t.

I wanted someone who very much understood physiological birth, my needs and my plan but wasn’t afraid to break my heart a little bit.

Sure a transfer would have stung a bit but I would have worked through that.

I knew where my nearest hospital was, where the emergency entrance was and how fast I could get there.

I had a “ just in case” bag packed.

I’m no fool to nature.

She’s in charge.

And I hired a team that worked with nature.

Nature sometimes asks for more than a soft room and a birthtub.

I was open to natures plans for us.

I’m just her humble servant.

She allowed me to birth a baby at home.

Surrounded by a strong band of women.

𝐅𝐋𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐑𝐔𝐙 / 𝐁𝐀𝐃𝐀𝐒𝐒𝐌𝐎𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐁𝐈𝐑𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑 ©

14/05/2026

✨ Parents & Bubs Catch Up ✨

Our last meet up was so much fun!
Come join us for the May meet up 🤗

Everyone is welcome — mums, dads, siblings, family & friends 🤍
And if you’re currently pregnant, we’d absolutely love for you to join us too ❤️

Come along for a relaxed catch up while we have brunch and the kids play in the park🌿👶☀️

If the weather is nice bring a picnic rug and we can sit on the grass and enjoy the sun ☀️

📍 Camden Valley Inn
📅 Friday 29th May
⏰ 10:30am – 12:30pm

Can’t wait to see you there 💫

10/05/2026

Shared from .wellness 🎀

31/03/2026

✨ Parents & Bubs Catch Up ✨

Let’s try again 🫣

Everyone is welcome — mums, dads, siblings, family & friends 🤍

Are you currently pregnant? Of course we’d love to have you join us too ❤️

Let’s get together for a catch up.

Bring a rug for the grass, let the kids play in the park, grab some lunch, and connect with other incredible families 🌿👶☀️

📍 Camden Valley Inn
📅 Thursday 23rd April
⏰ 11:30am - 1:30pm

Don’t forget to pop it in your diary ✍️
We can’t wait to see you there 💫

27/03/2026

Shared from

💔 Studies in England and Australia found that over 40% of women described their birth experience as traumatic. And Dr. Stu Fischbein believes that number is probably double, because the definition of trauma used in those studies was too narrow.

Being spoken to harshly during labor, receiving an unwanted vaginal exam, an episiotomy performed without consent, being forced into a C-section, or simply being dismissed and ignored entirely are all forms of trauma, and most of it goes unmeasured.

Every woman loves her baby. A large percentage of women are not happy about the way their baby came into the world. Those two things are not in conflict with each other, and it is past time we stopped acting like they are.

There is also a meaningful distinction worth understanding. A woman who starts with a home birth and ends up with a C-section is very likely to know that a C-section was necessary. A woman who goes to the hospital for her birth and ends up with a C-section has a very good chance of having received one that was iatrogenic, meaning caused by the medical intervention itself.

Birth should be one of the most powerful experiences of a woman’s life, one she will remember until her final day. Far too many women are carrying something very different. 👇

Watch full episode 468 at TheHighWire.com

08/03/2026

✨ Private Midwifery Care Availability✨

If you’re looking for continuity of care for your pregnancy, birth and postnatal journey I have some spaces available 💛

What does Private Midwifery Care include? 

🤍 One-on-one support throughout your pregnancy, birth & postpartum journey. 
🏡 Home visits - no long waits in the clinic. 
🌼 Extended visits that aren’t rushed. Time and space to talk, ask questions, and feel heard and supported. 
📝 Support with birth planning, decision-making, and navigating your options
👶Supportive care as you transition to newborn life.

📍Servicing: Macarthur/ Wollondily/Penrith/ Western Sydney 
📩 DM for more info

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