What matters to you
Notice your values, personal anchors, communication needs and the support you would welcome.
FLEXIBLE BIRTH PREFERENCES

Prepare for birth with your values close and room for the path to change.
A 15-page conversation kit to help you clarify what matters, discuss your preferences with your maternity-care team, and keep your voice present if circumstances change.
15 pages · Four PDFs · A4 and US Letter · Printable and fillable
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BEGIN WITH WHAT MATTERS
You may have strong preferences, many questions, or no clear plan yet. This kit gives you a place to begin with how you want to be treated, informed, supported and involved.
Notice your values, personal anchors, communication needs and the support you would welcome.
Describe your current preferences and gather questions for your own maternity-care team.
Consider what may still support your values across more than one possible path.
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WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Four digital PDFs for personal use: A4 printable, A4 fillable, US Letter printable and US Letter fillable. Each edition has 15 pages; each fillable edition has 80 fields.
Print and write by hand, or download a fillable edition and open it in a compatible PDF reader. Save and reopen a short test entry before writing at length. No physical item is shipped.
Follow the three conversations, choose a few pages, or return when something changes. A few words may be enough. You may leave anything blank.
The summary is a conversation aid to bring to your own care team. Your preferences can evolve.
Help with digital PDFsBEFORE YOU CHOOSE
No. It helps you reflect, prepare questions and communicate your preferences. Individual care decisions belong in conversation with your qualified maternity-care team.
Yes. Begin with your values and questions. You do not need to complete every page or settle every preference.
Yes. The kit includes space to consider changing circumstances and what remains important to you. Options and availability depend on your individual circumstances and care setting.
An educational reflection and communication resource. It is not medical care, personalised clinical advice, a consent or refusal form, or a guarantee of a particular birth experience.
SUPPORT FOR THE WOMAN
Explore the resources that fit what you need now, or return to Start Here for a gentler introduction.