TRAC members at the University of South Wales

Friday’s session was all about midwifery πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈπŸ’› Ffion played the role of someone who was 9 weeks pregnant and did a fantastic job in her role. Christy played her mam, and the student nurses interacted brilliantly β€” speaking directly to Ffion, explaining everything clearly, and taking their time.

We also had a Learning Disability Nurse on hand πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈπŸ’™ who clarified things with Ffion and offered easy-read information, making sure she understood everything in a way that suited her needs. LD nurses are so important, especially when someone with a learning disability is pregnant. All fields of nursing should practice the same approach β€” clear communication, patience, and respect. It makes a huge difference. ❀️

Meanwhile, Gethin and Nat had just come home from the hospital with their new baby πŸ‘ΆπŸΌ And yes… believe it or not… they didn’t bicker for a change! 🀣 They were absolutely hilarious and kept everyone laughing.

A huge well done to everyone β€” our TRAC members and the students. ⭐ We’re already looking forward to the next session and working with you all again soon! πŸ™ŒπŸ’›