‘At crucial points they ignored us’: a same-sex couple’s experience of maternity care When Lucy Allen-Goss's partner gave birth, the couple were met with incomprehension and sometimes hostility from maternity professionals Over time, it’s the really little things that hit you. Before m...

Lucy Allen-Goss has written a moving and shocking post about her experience as the same-sex partner of a birthing mother. www.linkedin.com/pulse/crucia... #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll

Age can impact how mothers are treated. This Birth Trauma Awareness week we are supporting @Birth_Trauma_Association to support the important message that mothers, no matter their age, have to be listened to. Read more here: tinyurl.com/4dwek7v8
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Share this special issue of the Fatherhood Bulletin with fathers that you know, to help them understand that birth can cause trauma for them too. And that there are supports that can help them and their family.
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Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2025: Inequalities in maternity care | Bolt Burdon Kemp In this episode, Hannah Travis from our Medical Negligence team speaks to Lois and Angela, founders and directors of Mamas Embrace. Mamas Embrace is a charitable organisation which looks to make ‘impa...

Thanks so much to Hannah Travis of Bolt Burdon Kemp for this podcast on inequalities in maternity care. www.boltburdonkemp.co.uk/our-insights... #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll

🔶 Supporting Women from Disadvantaged Backgrounds with Birth Trauma | Birth Trauma Association (UK) 🔶 Supporting Women from Disadvantaged Backgrounds with Birth Trauma “Too many women are going through pregnancy and birth in the hardest of circumstances and being traumatised in the process.” In thi...

It was good to talk to Kirsty Kitchen, head of policy at Birth Companions, about the difficulties faced by women with multiple disadvantages in maternity: linkedin.com/feed/update/... #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll

In this week’s podcast, Hannah Travis chats to Lois and Angela from Mamas Embrace about inequalities in maternity care, the theme of this Birth Trauma Awareness week. Listen here: tinyurl.com/3az6urbv

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This Birth Trauma Awareness Week we are supporting @Birth_Trauma_Association_uk shine a light on inequalities in care. Read more about how language barriers can contribute to birth trauma and injury: tinyurl.com/4dwek7v8

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Babies born in the UK’s most deprived areas are twice as likely to be stillborn as those born in the least deprived areas. #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll
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We’re proud to support #BirthTraumaAwarenessWeek2025.

This week, let’s stand in solidarity. Share stories. Amplify voices. Push for change.

Because every parent deserves respectful, safe, and compassionate care.

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We’re proud legal partners of @Birth_Trauma_Association_uk & this Birth Trauma Awareness Week is focusing on inequalities in maternity care. Read more about the significant disparities in outcomes for women depending on their ethnicity: tinyurl.com/4dwek7v8 #BTAW2025

Histories of Birth Trauma and Obstetric Violence | Australian Women's History Network In this blog, Managing Editor Paige Donaghy explores the history of birth trauma and obstetric violence in Britain and Australia for “Birth Trauma Awareness Week” 2025.

This piece on hidden histories of birth trauma and obstetric violence for #BTAW2025 looks at obstetric violence and the impact of racism against Indigenous women in Australia on maternal outcomes. www.auswhn.com.au/blog/histori...

We’re proud to be supporting Birth Trauma Awareness Week @Birth_Trauma_Association_uk, shining a spotlight on inequalities in maternity care. Read more about how neurodivergent mothers can experience barriers to care: tinyurl.com/4dwek7v8 #BTAW2025

Birth Trauma Awareness Week – Shining a light on inequalities | Bolt Burdon Kemp

"Mothers, no matter their age, race or background, have to be listened to." Thanks so much to BoltBurdonKemp for an excellent blogpost highlighting inequality in maternity care. #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll www.boltburdonkemp.co.uk/our-insights...

Understanding and supporting maternity needs in the Charedi community — Birth Trauma Association The Charedi community of Orthodox Jews numbers nearly 40,000, but they are often left out of conversations about maternity and inequality. Sarah Weiss of the Interlink Foundation explains why the char...

The needs of Charedi women are often overlooked in discussions about maternity care. Thanks to Sarah Weiss of the Interlink Foundation for explaining the importance of making maternity care respectful and inclusive. www.birthtraumaassociation.org/news-campaig... #BTAW2025 #GoodMaternityCareForAll

It’s Birth Trauma Awareness Week and we are proud to be supporting the @Birth_Trauma_Association_uk Read more: tinyurl.com/4dwek7v8
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