I‘ve talked before about how I think the culture in midwifery will be changed incrementally. It will take 10,000 or more small, courageous conversations and actions to help the good culture rise.
![Day Twenty: Bee Happy [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]](https://i0.wp.com/midwifediaries.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Coffee-1.jpg?resize=1200%2C550&ssl=1)
Day Seventeen: Feedback Piranha [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
‘Stop! Don’t drop that.’
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Day Fifteen: ‘On Swearing.’ [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
This is controversial.
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Day Thirteen: The Experience of a Friend Made Me Realise How Damaging Gossip Can Be. [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
Especially if someone’s done something wrong or fascinating, if we're honest about it, most of us love a good gossip.
Day Twelve: I See You, You See Me [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
When I was working in New Zealand I made a midwife friend who’s still on my list of favourite humans.
Day Ten: Thank You Mentors and Teachers [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
As someone who spends a lot of time conversing with student midwives, I’m aware of how important good support systems are. (more…)
Day Nine: ‘My Wife Said I Should Let Someone Else Take On This Fight’ [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
‘My wife said I should let someone else take on their fight as it was clearly making me ill, but I didn’t listen.
Day Eight: Hands up who’d like Laura as a mentor! [30 days of Kindness in Midwifery]
Yesterday’s post was from my newly qualified midwife friend, Laura Godfrey-Isaacs. Today's follows on with her advice about what to do when bullying behaviour comes up in practice.
I want to focus on kindness.
I wanted to let you know about something I'm up to.