Facilitator
Abby Sidery is a mother of two young children, Registered Midwife, Registered Nurse and Certified Doula. Having grown up as the daughter of a home birth midwife, birth has always been a passion and never something to be feared.
She has worked in various roles, across multiple settings including Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney’s East and Northern Beaches Hospital, as well as supporting Sheryl Sidery as a second midwife at home births. Her greatest achievements to date are her babies and her births – a hospital birth with her daughter Bobbie, and a home birth with her son Felix.
Having worked in ‘the system’ and having been on the receiving end, she is in the perfect position to assist you and your partner to navigate the maternity system and emerge from birth prepared and empowered to nurture your baby.
FOUNDER
Sheryl has been a midwife for over 30 years. She has worked in a variety of settings from birth centre, delivery suite, to homebirth – from private to public. She has supported over 2000 families.
Sheryl is a mother of 4 awesome adults and is Mim to her grandchildren. She teaches midwifery at University. She has an upbeat, fun way of working with families and is passionate about helping to instill the confidence you will need to navigate the system.
She genuinely wants you to have a great birth and a joyous transition to becoming parents, to enjoy your baby and emerge feeling confident and strong.
Sheryl is now retired from practice and is offering private Birth Circle sessions in the comfort of your own home.
Your complete guide to emerge from birth empowered. A one day labour, birth and parenting workshop on Sydney’s Northern Beaches & the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney.
Your complete guide to emerge from birth empowered. A one day labour, birth and parenting workshop on Sydney’s Northern Beaches & the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney.
Birth Circle acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we live, breathe, birth and share knowledge, the Cameraygal and Gadigal people of the Eora nation. We pay our respect to elders past, present and emerging.
