Didn’t she also take some time offline after LG’s birth saying some births take it out of you? Her name hasn’t been mentioned since but I’m pretty sure she was the one advising LG
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She was definitely Lauren’s doula. Not sure if there was other staff involved though in helping Lauren to decide what to do and when, from what I’ve read her waters went but she stayed at home (please someone correct me if I’m wrong). When my waters trickled (or I thought they did) with my first, when nothing kicked in after a few hours I called triage who advised I’d need to go in as the risk of infection increases after 24 hours (which I was already aware of but maybe not everyone is?) I really really hope Lauren wasn’t given the wrong information or was misinformed/mis advised (obviously we have no idea if it was Emma or someone else). My heart breaks for lauren and I hope she can get some closure with knowing what happened and why she lost her baby. Sorry to go slightly OT but I think this thread was started due to Emma’s connection to Lauren.
Emma has definitely said on her insta that the risk of infection from sweeps/investigations is higher than staying at home when your waters have gone and waiting for something to happen. I think from LGs timeline she didn’t go into labour until 2 days after her waters went
I don’t know how anyone can continue dishing out advice when you’re not medically trained when you know you may have been complicit in the death of a baby during childbirth
Apparently the Naked Doula’s Mother passed away during childbirth. Seems she has an axe to grind with modern conventional births in NHS hospitals.
What from though? That’s so important for context. Also you’d think she’d have found some closure there after her elective c section for her breach baby
Emma Armstrong
Here. x PS: Also a featured photo of her in a Witchfinder General hat.
Ah, so her mum didn't pass away during childbirth. Her mum died of cancer while she was pregnant. Bit different.
Oh! I read the bio in the link I posted incorrectly. Apologies guys. That’ll teach me for reading Tattle and various sources on the job! 
I'm so glad I've found this thread! I'm due to give birth soon and have been following her but know little about her and assumed she was qualified to be giving such advice. I was debating her course but think I'll give it a miss. I did buy the Her9 vitamins 
haven't took them yet as want to check them with my midwife. Anyone tried these? Are they safe? I'm second guessing now after finding this page! I have little one already and was induced so I know the score but have been researching ways to stay healthy and hopefully avoid an induction and came across her
haven't took them yet as want to check them with my midwife. Anyone tried these? Are they safe? I'm second guessing now after finding this page! I have little one already and was induced so I know the score but have been researching ways to stay healthy and hopefully avoid an induction and came across herSeeing as you are 100% reading here Fakey Doula - Healthcare Professionals are registered for one reason and one reason only- TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC!! You can’t loose something you havnt got can you!? (I.e a PIN number) and that’s why people like you are dangerous.She’s been reading here clearly
Saying your views are based on a lot of evidence
(weird phrasing) please try to imitate a little professionalism and reference all your sources from now on. I’m sure NICE would be so grateful to you for updating their guidelines- so medical staff could work within EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE guidelines 
It genuinely scares me the amount of women who follower her and are taking her word as gospel. I read an article Lauren Goodger did after her tragic loss. She did name Emma and said she was with her as her doula during her labour. It's speculation from my part but from what she posts, advice she gives its scary to think how clouded Lauren's head may have been whilst in labour. Its heartbreaking. The advice she gives is very one sided. What are the statistics like for women who refuse induction, refuse help and advice from trained professionals? There aren't any statistics just testmonies written in bright coloured posts of women where its gone right. Wheres Lauren's story? Wheres here brightly coloured grid post? There isn't one because her birth ended the worst possible way. There's no awareness raised by Emma, she's brushed her involvement under the carpet and carried on with her hypocritical self promotion and advice xx
I wonder if TND is the account this woman is giving out about.... 
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I can’t quite believe that this woman is still peddling her wares.
She is dangerous and she is very unlikeable so I really struggle to see the appeal?
As a pp said, the thing with the comb just makes me want to cringe myself inside out, although not as much as her orgasm face when she talks about flicking the bean during labour
The hypocrisy of her having a caesarean whilst telling others to “breathe” their baby out is just staggering.
Don’t know what to say really. How many mothers and babies lives is she going to put at risk before she stops?
She is dangerous and she is very unlikeable so I really struggle to see the appeal?
As a pp said, the thing with the comb just makes me want to cringe myself inside out, although not as much as her orgasm face when she talks about flicking the bean during labour
The hypocrisy of her having a caesarean whilst telling others to “breathe” their baby out is just staggering.
Don’t know what to say really. How many mothers and babies lives is she going to put at risk before she stops?
She's been called out again by the same page as the screenshot above, not sure can I mention the page. Can't post the screenshot (phone won't let me?) but it says...
".... Failure to have a floppy jaw is not the reason you may end up having a caesarean"
".... Failure to have a floppy jaw is not the reason you may end up having a caesarean"
you can mention the page if it’s public
It's Olivia_lactation_consultant. I find her good for bits of info re breastfeeding but she definitely seems to have a bee in her bonnet about TND, rightly so.
So glad I've found this thread! First time Mum-to-be here, and finding everything slightly overwhelming. I came across The Naked Doulas account and started following a couple of months ago, to start with I was a bit sucked in (not to the point where I've paid for her app/course though) but as the weeks/months have gone by the content just didn't sit right with me, it felt dangerous. I have a fantastic midwife, very supportive but TND's content has me scrutinising my midwifes advice, wondering if she does have my best interests at heart. Making me feel like I have to challenge absolutely everything. Anyway I've had to unfollow TND, I think her advice is dangerous, she made me feel scared not empowered! This thread has been amazing at confirming my doubts - thank you! x
Congratulations and welcome! I was exactly the same. Wishing you a wonderful pregnancy and birth 