FOR MIDWIFES Information only
We have been designing our birthing stools for around a year. It has taken many hours of design, meetings with Mothers and hospital staff (and pockets of money!) to finally produce a product which we think offers Mothers the optimum position for an active birth.
We have allowed for Mothers who are small, medium and large.
In particular we have allowed for the high rate of obesity in pregnancy which we are seeing accross the UK.
Our Birthing stools offer back and core support, in a colour and design which is not only modern and easy to clean, but friendly and nice to look at.
Our background as a company - we have worked with mothers and midwifes for over 5 years, hiring Birthing Pools and overseas Birthing Stools.
Our Birthing Stool is totally British!
We have offered support and direction in where Mothers are sat, but without limiting thier movements and options. "The more options given, the less options a Mother has to go where she wants and feels is right." (Samantha Jayne).
We are also manuafcturing the UK, so orders can be fullfilled and shipped very quickly.
Information for Mums and Dads
About Us
We have worked with expectant parents for the last six years and hired birthing pools to hundreds of people. We endeavour to create a personal experience for your babys birth. We can make sure you are dealt with by the same person each time you call. That the person you speak to knows who you are and what you require. We can tailor your birthing pool hire to exactly what you require and most importantly, when you need it.
So when you call us you can guarantee you will speak to a person, who is as interested in your birth as you are.
Samantha Jayne had her first baby boy named Fergus, whilst labouring at home in 2004. The photo on the website (top left) of the lady in the pool, is Samantha Jayne and Fergus. Thier second little boy, Milo, arrived at home in 2006, and she wouldn't change being at home for anything. Both Samantha Jayne and her husband, were in the Oval Pool for several hours. Samantha Jayne was very keen on providing a warm, quiet, relaxed atmosphere for her baby to be born, using only water and support to bring him into the world. Being able to then get in her own bed, with her own quilt was "the end to a perfect home birth".
Fergus and Milo 2008
Samantha Jayne's third baby boy, Noah, was born in September 2008 nearly six weeks premature. Being in hospital for sometime made her appreciate what a wonderful experience being at home for birth is. Samantha Jayne is now chair of the MSLC (Maternity Services Liasion Committee) at St. Richards Hospital, Chichester, where she hopes to help make active birth more accessable to women, and birth experience, no matter where, the best it can be under any circumstances. Noah is now doing really well.
Noah born September 2008
