during pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period
from a holistic perspective, attending to your biological and emotional needs and your lifestyle.
They are the healthcare professionals who accompany women continuously through the different stages of their lives.
The midwives’ main goal is for women to feel cared for and supported through pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period from a holistic perspective — that is, attending to their biological, emotional and lifestyle needs.
They guarantee the highest quality of care through continuous training, evidence-based clinical practice and close collaboration with the rest of the multidisciplinary team.
The consultation at Bmum: your safe space
From adolescence to the menopause — and very especially during pregnancy and the postpartum period — we approach your health from a holistic perspective and work in an interdisciplinary way with other specialties that enrich your physical and emotional wellbeing.
You can attend your regular check-ups, find the contraceptive method that best suits you, treat hormonal imbalances or prevent potential complications. And if you ever need it, you will have access to the most innovative surgical techniques, focused on a fast and respectful recovery.
We also offer high-precision diagnostic tests — blood tests, biopsies, genetic studies and molecular tests — backed by Europe’s largest sample-processing laboratory. All so that you have clear answers and can make informed decisions, in an environment where knowledge and care go hand in hand.
Types of consultation
Skin-to-skin between a Bmum mum and her newborn.
Dedication, attention and care
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Why is it important?
At Bmum, our midwives offer close, expert and continuous care throughout pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period, creating a space of trust where listening, supporting and caring matter as much as clinical follow-up.
The midwife supports women through different stages of their reproductive lives: preparing for pregnancy, pregnancy, birth, the postpartum period and early parenting. Her role is to offer clinical, emotional and educational support, helping women make informed decisions and live each stage with greater security and confidence.
Yes. Midwives also provide support in the stages before pregnancy, in the late postpartum period and with matters related to intimate health, physical recovery and emotional wellbeing.
Yes. They provide pregnancy follow-up within their scope of practice, always in coordination with the medical team when necessary.
The midwife supports your physical recovery, emotional adjustment, breastfeeding and the usual questions after your baby’s birth, offering close support at an especially sensitive time.
Yes. The consultation is a safe space to talk about expectations, fears and options, helping you approach the birth informed and at ease.
Yes. They offer initial breastfeeding support and, if the case requires it, coordinate with the Breastfeeding Unit for a more specific approach.
Yes. Sessions are adapted to each woman and each stage of pregnancy, focused on understanding the process and on self-care.
Yes. They offer initial breastfeeding support and, if the case requires it, coordinate with the Breastfeeding Unit for a more specific approach.
A professional, warm and respectful approach that combines clinical knowledge with human support.
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Abigail Núñez de Arenas
Formada en el Hospital Universitario La Paz, Enfermera Pediátrica y fundadora de Bmum. Con más de una década de experiencia en diferentes Hospitales de Referencia en Madrid. Especializada en Osteopatía Infantil. Experta en Lactancia Materna.
Diana Valés
Matrona formada en el Hospital Universitario Doce de Octubre de Madrid. Trayectoria con amplia experiencia en el acompañamiento durante el embarazo, parto, posparto y lactancia y en proyectos de investigación clínica. Experta en lactancia materna.
Rocío García Viso
Matrona formada en Vigo, especializada en preparación al parto en el agua y parto de baja intervención. Enfocada en la movilidad de la pelvis y parto activo. Experta en lactancia materna.
Violeta García Yustos
Especialista en obstetricia y ginecología por el Hospital Universitario Clínico San Carlos, Madrid. Experiencia en la atención al parto de baja intervención y parto en agua. Formación en biomecánica del parto. Experto en nutrición y salud hormonal en la mujer y en lactancia materna.
María Campos
Matrona formada en Ferrol y enfermera especialista en pediatría formada en Sant Joan de Deu.Formada en preparación al parto en el agua, movilidad de la pelvis y biomecánica. Experiencia en atención y acompañamiento al parto de baja intervención. Experta en lactancia materna.
Raquel Arguibay
Matrona formada en Las Palmas. Experta en lactancia materna con especialización en anquiloglosia en el paciente pediátrico. Experiencia en atención y acompañamiento al parto de baja intervención. Formación en biomecánica del parto.
Blanca Gil
Matrona titulada por la University College of Cork, consultora certificada IBCLC en lactancia materna y máster en enfermería-obstetrico ginecológica. Especializada en acompañamiento y asesoramiento en lactancia materna desde el embarazo hasta el posparto. Experiencia en paritorio, UCI obstétrica y quirófano de emergencia.
María Vega
Matrona formada en Londres, Reino Unido. Experta en lactancia materna e IBCLC. Amplia experiencia en diagnóstico y tratamiento de la anquiloglosia y especialista en cirugía menor. Acompañamiento el parto desde un enfoque basado en la evidencia y en el respeto a la fisiología, con formación específica en biomecánica el parto.
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