The Birth Network North Wiltshire's Baby Show is the perfect event for parents, both expectant and those with babies and toddlers, to explore a wide range of local services and organizations dedicated to pregnancy, birth, and baby care. Whether you're expecting or already navigating parenthood, this event offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with experts, discover helpful resources, and find products to make your journey smoother.

Have you ever thought about becoming a breastfeeding peer supporter? It’s a rewarding role that allows you to provide guidance and encouragement to new mothers who may be navigating the challenges of breastfeeding. As a peer supporter, you’d share your own experiences, offer practical tips, and provide emotional support, helping others feel more confident in their ability to breastfeed. Not only would you be making a real difference in the lives of families, but you’d also be part of a community dedicated to promoting healthy practices and empowering new parents. Plus, the skills and connections you gain can have a lasting impact on your personal and professional growth.

What a wonderful event. I met so many beautiful families and seeing all those gorgeous pregnant bumps in one place always brings fond memories of my own pregnancy journeys. A pleasure to chat to you all and it was brilliant to see so much interest in Pregnancy & Postpartum Yoga.

Thank you to everyone who attended. It was wonderful to get so many birthworkers, mothers and parents-to-be into these exclusive screenings in Bath. If you would like me to arrange more screenings please get in touch.

There’s this ever-growing obsession with wellness and the pursuit of perfect health and balance, don’t you think? Everywhere you turn, there's a new trend or a new "must-do" that promises to unlock the ultimate state of well-being. But here’s the thing: does it ever feel like too much? Does the pressure to achieve this "perfect" version of health ever weigh on you? Do you find yourself wondering, “Am I doing enough yoga?” Or is it that the pressure to practice perfectly becomes its own kind of stress?

How did you find your calling? Was it whispered to you in a dream, or did you always just know deep down? For me, it wasn’t an immediate spark of recognition, but rather a slow, unfolding journey—one that I can now see was always guiding me in a certain direction.