Assisted vaginal delivery in twin birth drop-in

Pregnancy and birth can bring a lot of questions, especially when it comes to assisted vaginal delivery during a twin birth.

A pregnant woman is wheeled down a corridor on a hospital trolley with a nurse in scrubs walking beside her

This online session is designed to help take away the fear and uncertainty around twin birth interventions by giving you clear, expert-led information in a supportive and reassuring environment.

Led by Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Professor Kim Hinshaw, the session is designed to make assisted delivery feel more familiar, understandable and less intimidating. It will be interactive throughout, with plenty of opportunity to ask questions and discuss common concerns.


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Why join this assisted vaginal delivery drop-in

You may feel unsure about why assisted delivery might be needed or what different procedures involve. Using demonstrations with dolls and real instruments, Kim will explain why assisted delivery may be recommended, what happens during each procedure and what parents can expect in the delivery room.

The session will also tackle some of the common myths and misconceptions around assisted birth, helping you separate fact from fear and better understand the realities of modern obstetric care.

It was a really insightful talk. I also liked the opportunity to ask questions.

Olga

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Your expert

The session is hosted by Professor Kim Hinshaw, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, who has specialist expertise in high-risk pregnancy, twin birth and care during labour.

Kim has extensive experience teaching and training healthcare professionals in obstetric emergencies and assisted delivery techniques across the UK and internationally. He is a former Director of Research and Innovation and Visiting Professor at the University of Sunderland.


What you can get support with

  • The manoeuvres that may be used during a vaginal twin birth

  • The different types of assisted vaginal delivery that may be necessary, including vacuum-assisted delivery, forceps-assisted delivery and breech delivery

  • Why assisted delivery may be recommended

  • What happens during each procedure

  • What parents can expect in the delivery room

  • Common myths and misconceptions around assisted birth

What to expect

You'll join a supportive and interactive online session with demonstrations using dolls and real obstetric instruments. The focus is on clear, expert-led information to help you better understand the procedures that may be used during labour and birth.

Who the drop-in is for

This session is for Twins Trust Premium Members who are expecting twins and want to better understand assisted vaginal delivery, possible birth interventions and what may happen during a vaginal twin birth.