The Birthing Tree

20/07/2025

Because of the time it takes to complete the online component - now is the last opportunity to register for our next training in Sydney!

We have Andrew Bisits, Rixa Freeze and a host of other amazing facilities educating at the new building in Annandale!

Then head on afterwards to the conference where Rixa Freeze will be presenting!

PM me for more info!!





See link below 👇🏻

https://www.breechwithoutborders.org/australia/

07/07/2025

We have tickets available now via Eventbrite

Click on link below!



https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/breech-skills-day-tickets-1469537800119?sg=ef3ca09a1d5238f4ada529d6adbb39cba47622b5f77117e31707dfb7da7ba8fb011013d0dbec8e9b7bce4cea4c7c1d3de5099b392491894339fd542cb131fb91577cf11d2f8367761bc0273958&aff=ebdsshios

05/07/2025

We are locking in regular skills based training days in Sydney for private midwives and hospital midwives alike. (Students also welcome!)

This is particularly great for those who have attended an advanced breech course and want to make sure they maintain their skills.

PM me for more info!

20/06/2025

Join myself and as we host the upcoming training in August!

Now is the time to lock in your training so that you can complete the online learning in time!

Train with Andrew Bisits our own breech guru and Rixa Freeze as well as Sara Morris (Perth) and Lucia Alonso (NZ)

Wednesday 13th August at the new hub in Annandale followed by a second day on the 14th in Randwick. Pick which location works best for you!

https://www.breechwithoutborders.org/australia/

17/06/2025

We got there

After spending quite a bit of time on my to do list and feeling tired at night and putting it off till “tomorrow” I got my abstract submission in!

I have been loving conducting the interviews for my study so here is to 🤞 getting to present my research in some capacity at the ICM conference next year 🥳

13/06/2025

Use of partograms no longer recommended

FIGO has endorsed the World Health Organization (WHO) labour care guide (LCG) as the preferred global standard for monitoring labour, calling for healthcare providers worldwide to adopt it to improve maternal and newborn outcomes.

"The WHO labour care guide (LCG) is a transformative tool designed to enhance maternal and fetal outcomes by integrating evidence-based, respectful care during childbirth. FIGO supports its implementation as it addresses limitations of the traditional partograph, emphasises women-centered care, and promotes shared decision-making. FIGO acknowledges the challenges of its adoption but remains committed to advocating for its global use to ensure safer, more positive childbirth experiences for all women and their babies.”

— Dr Inês Nunes, Author and Vice-Chair of the Committee on Childbirth and PPH

Read the full article: https://www.figo.org/news/who-labour-care-guide-new-global-standard-monitoring-childbirth

04/06/2025

Hi everyone!

Just putting it out there that we have in Australia from in August right before conference.

Link to sign up 👉🏻http://bit.ly/sydneybreech

For those that missed out on the April training, and those that want to learn breech skills from a A list team- get your names down now!!

22/05/2025

We are looking to interview individuals who have had a baby since 2014, planned a VBAC and experienced a uterine rupture for a research study.

You will be asked to attend an online or telephone confidential interview.

The study has been approved by the Western Sydney University Ethics Board approval number H16447

Please scan the QR code below or use this link to access the recruitment survey to learn more about the study:

https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cvj2y5RnZX38Muy

21/05/2025

For mothers and daughters around the blue mountains interested in opening discussions about how women’s bodies work and learning to communicate about bodies in a wholesome way.

Changes the way we talk about birth starts with our daughters and how we talk about our bodies.

18/05/2025

I got this notification when I got home last night.

It made me laugh out loud. I don’t think there is a better way to say a midwife has been off call for 5 weeks other than sleep data changing!

Even though it was a busy holiday it was lovely to spend a chunk of time knowing I could go to bed at night.

I am also recognising how important it is to schedule these sorts of breaks in regularly in order to sustain myself in this job!

15/05/2025

I smiled when the kids pointed this out in a huge busy room in the Vatican museum and said “mum this is just like when you fed all 3 of us” and all picked which kid they were as it related to our family.

Leaving for the airport tomorrow morning early and getting ready to be back on call for all my wonderful clients.

Thanks for the patience while I have been away!

14/04/2025

I am off call!

Just a heads up to everyone that I am on my break so I may be slow getting back to you all while I am away!

That being said if you want holiday spam feel free to follow my personal page! I’ll just share midwifery related holiday spam here!

So far I have enjoyed sleeping two nights with my phone on silent (shock horror!)