This is more than just a memoir—it’s a window into the life of Margaret Charles Smith. One of the last lay Midwives. "She tells of birthing practices that will soon be forgotten"

When the System Fails Her: The Untold Story of Syntocinon Overdose in Labour Too often, women come out of birth believing they've failed. They're told their bodies didn't progress fast enough, that labour was too long or too painful. They're left with guilt, confusion, and shame - believing their body simply wasn't up to the task of childbirth. But what if that story is wrong? What if the failure wasn't hers at all? What if it was the system? The Pressure to "Progress" In modern maternity...

This blog is here to dig into the “why.” Why has breastfeeding—something that should feel instinctive—become such a source of stress and anxiety? It’s time to stop blaming ourselves and start looking at the bigger picture. There’s more to this story than meets the eye