Frequently Asked Questions
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Midwives are trained professionals who provide holistic care during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. They work along with obstetricians in care provision
Yes, all services listed are provided in the comfort of your home — including antenatal visits, labour support, and postnatal care. You may have to visit the clinic for ultrasound scans and blood tests.
Services are primarily available in London. Specific availability depends on the package and provider.
Our services are ideal for expectant mothers looking for personalized, natural, and continuous care — especially those interested in home births or postnatal support at home.
Yes, midwives can monitor high-risk pregnancies and refer you to a specialist when necessary. Some packages also include extra monitoring for conditions like diabetes or hypertension.
Regular check-ups, fetal monitoring, birth planning, education, mental health support, and screenings.
Monitoring the mother’s recovery, baby’s growth, breastfeeding support, emotional wellness, contraception advice, and home/community support.
Emotional and practical support during labour — includes breathing guidance, environment setup, massage, and advocacy for birth preferences.
Yes, support is provided during both antenatal and postnatal stages, including counselling, support groups, and depression/anxiety screening.
Definitely. Midwives involve partners through education, coaching, and support during labour for a shared birthing experience.
It typically includes antenatal check-ups, labour support, on-call access near delivery, and postnatal visits up to 6 weeks after birth. The number of visits and services may vary depending on the provider.
Prices range from £5,000 to £8,000 for comprehensive packages. Single appointments are available from £180, and postnatal packages start at £2,000.
Absolutely. Providers like London Pregnancy Clinic and Birth Song Midwifery offer single-visit or multiple-visit options.
Yes, many providers allow you to personalize your care — adding or removing services based on your needs.
Pricing depends on the number of appointments, the level of support (e.g., 24/7 on-call), and whether you're receiving home visits, clinical care, or both.
Yes. For example, Imperial Private Healthcare requires a £10,300 deposit for midwife-led care at Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea Hospital.
Yes, Ultrasound scans are a safe, non-invasive way to ensure the health of both mother and baby, offering critical insights for personalized care.
Ultrasound scans are a vital part of prenatal care, typically performed at key stages during pregnancy.
They help in:
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Early Detection: Identifies potential complications, such as ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.
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Fetal Development: Monitors growth, organ development, and overall well-being.
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Placental and Amniotic Fluid Assessment: Ensures proper placental function and adequate fluid levels.
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Guidance for Management: Helps plan care for high-risk pregnancies or medical interventions if needed.
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Reassurance: Provides parents with visual confirmation of their baby’s health and progress.
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It is performed at 8-14 weeks of pregnancy. It helps confirm pregnancy dates, assesses fetal viability, and estimates the due date.
This is also called as Nuchal Translucency Scan. It is performed at 11-14 weeks of pregnancy. It screens for chromosomal abnormalities like Down syndrome.
It is performed at 18-22 weeks of pregnancy. It helps evaluate fetal anatomy, checks for structural abnormalities, and monitors growth.
It is performed beyond 24 weeks of pregnancy. It assesses fetal growth, amniotic fluid levels, and placental function.
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