29/08/2026
What continuity of care actually means… 🤍
Continuity of care isn't just seeing the same midwife, it's being known. It's walking into an appointment and not having to start your story from the beginning.
It's someone remembering your previous birth; remembering the question you asked three weeks ago. It's remembering that you've been feeling anxious and remembering what matters most to you.
It's building trust over time, because pregnancy isn't just a series of appointments; it's a relationship. One where you feel comfortable asking the questions you've been holding onto. One where you're not worried about whether someone will understand your journey. One where you feel seen as a whole person; not just another appointment on the schedule.
Research has shown that continuity of midwifery care is associated with a range of positive outcomes for women and babies, which is one of the reasons it's such an important part of maternity care.
At Connected Midwifery, we believe every woman deserves to feel known, heard, and supported throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
Because sometimes the greatest comfort isn't having all the answers… it's knowing the person beside you already knows your story 💛
👇 If you've experienced continuity of care, what difference did it make for you?