Midwifery as it was always meant to be
Relational. Reverent. Centred in You.
I’m Jen Hazi, a Private Midwife and Birth Educator in Sydney.
When I meet a woman in early pregnancy, the first thing I want to know is who she is and what matters most to her and then I listen. Because care isn’t just about the physical side, it’s also emotional, mental, and spiritual.
I became a midwife after the birth of my first daughter. That experience showed me that birth can be joyful, powerful, and deeply transformative and I knew I had to dedicate my life to helping other women feel that too.
Today, I support women across the whole journey, from the very first test through to life with a newborn whether they’re planning a homebirth, navigating hospital care, or walking a more complex path. I also teach online birth education programs and run pregnancy circles that focus on inner preparation and the profound transformation of becoming a mother.
For me, birth is where a woman truly meets herself. However it unfolds, I want her to walk away knowing she’s capable, powerful, and forever changed.”
Complete Midwifery Care
Continuity of care from pregnancy through postpartum. Safe, respectful, and personalised support at home or in hospital.
Single Midwifery Visit
Drop-in, in-clinic, or telehealth sessions for pregnancy or postpartum. Rebated and relational.
Circles & events
Community gatherings, pregnancy workshops, midwives’ circles, and seasonal ceremonies.
“Birth is an opportunity to transcend. To rise above what we are accustomed to, reach deeper inside ourselves than we are familiar with, and to see not only what we are truly made of, but the strength we can access in and through birth.”
Marcie Macari
Why Continuity of Care Matters
Women cared for by a known midwife are more likely to
Have a normal birth
Feel satisfied with their care
Successfully breastfeed
Have a positive birth experience
A relaxed monthly meetup for families, birth workers, and anyone curious about homebirth and midwifery care.
Come as you are—kids, coffee, and questions welcome.