Forest Team Midwives

26/11/2025

Repost of these positioning tips.
*don't actually tug the baby! Just move them gently...

17/11/2025

Are you interested in Homebirth?

Do you have questions about it?

Come along to this session at The Princess Alexandra Hospital to ask the Homebirth Lead midwife any questions and find out more!

7th December 3-5pm
Tulip room on the Birth Centre at PAH

Get in touch with Stephanie Wright on 07733360134 to book in or for more information.

17/11/2025

Today come along 🙂 no booking required 🙂

11/11/2025

Please do NOT birth on your back.

11/11/2025

We are pleased to share that we are making it easier and more accessible for patients to have blood tests in Harlow, following a partnership with . We plan to relocate our blood testing (phlebotomy) service from The Princess Alexandra Hospital (PAH) to a new facility on the first floor of The Harvey Centre in spring next year (2026). Read more:
https://ow.ly/A4v950Xjfah

11/11/2025

Sorry to waste 10 seconds of your day but we have some important advice to share



Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3JgTIvO

[Image description: Illustration of two people lying in bed in their purple bedroom. Their baby is sleeping in a cot which is beside their bed. The baby has a green blanket which is firmly tucked in. On the top left, it says ‘Don’t look at the radiator.’ On the radiator, it says ‘Don’t look at the bottom right corner’. In the bottom right corner it says ‘Don’t look at the baby’s blanket’. Here it says ‘Don’t look at the second hashtag in the caption. This leads you to the photo on the wall which says ‘Babies should always be in the same room as you for the first six months for sleep, day and night.’]

10/11/2025

08/11/2025

05/11/2025

We’re celebrating bright beginnings this bonfire night - we are working towards safe, supportive, and SPARKLING maternity care for every family.

Send us your feedback so we can make more of a difference.

03/11/2025

Lots of things make us question our supply, but if your baby is growing well and filling nappies your milk supply is not a problem.
BUT, if you're having worries please do see someone for a feeding assessment and then can help you with any 'fine tuning' and reassurance