Angie Jordan is an independent midwife and lactation specialist of  over 27 years. She was excited about pursuing the profession of midwifery from her teen years, and studying at Kings College University of London helped seal the high standard of education and care that she carries forward today.

Angie has enjoyed working overseas, where in South East Asia  she worked as a volunteer, training midwives and health workers in Indonesia; and also Barbados, where she has 15 years experience as a birthing centre, water-birth/ homebirth midwife and breastfeeding specialist; launching 2 charitable organisations- Better Birthing in Bim and The Breastfeeding & Child Nutrition Foundation (The BCNF Est. 2015). 

More recently  Angie relocated with her family back to the UK, where she continued her practice as an NHS homebirth Team midwife and later a Vulnerable Women's Team Midwife in Croydon, specialising in mental health.

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During her time in Barbados, Angie had 2 children, both born gently and peacefully, outside of hospital. The first was a water-birth at a freestanding Birthing Centre and the second was a water-birth at home.
The joy and empowerment that came with the birth of her own two children has emboldened Angie to ensure that her clients feel confident, knowledgeable and empowered in choosing their best birth for their family.