• Lily & Lavender Birth Limited

    Intake Form

    Lily & Lavender Birth
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  • Make sure you have confirmed your first appointment with Lily & Lavender Birth before filling out this form.

    With the assurance of confidentiality, the following information is taken in order to provide you with the most holistic care possible.  While any information given is appreciated and lends to the quality of care provided, it is always your right to skip a question. Please allow approximately an hour to fill out this form.  Thank you.  

    You will need: Basic information for your partner and/or the biological father, basic family medical history for you and the biological father, your vaccines card, and your past medical history.

  • Please contact Lily & Lavender Birth to confirm your first appointment before filling out this form

    027 381 0770 - Call or Text to get started.
  • Māmā Details

    This form is a part of an assessment tailored for routine early pregnancy assessment.
  • Consent Statement

    This form is part of an assessment to support whānau (families) to thrive. It guides us through a best care assessment.  If you give your permission, information that does not identify you will be combined with many other people's information to report on and improve care for all hapū māmā (pregnant people), and pēpi (babies).

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  • Whānau (family) Information

  • Emergency Contact

  • Pregnancy Information

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  • Can you share with me your previous experiences of being hapū (pregnant) because it will help me to understand what your needs are now?

  • Gynaecological History

  • We ask every pregnant person about their sexual health.

  • Medical

    Taha tinana (physical wellbeing)
  • Now that you are hapū (pregnant), it is important to consider any other problems you have now or in the past

  • Genetic/Family History:

  • Taha hinengaro

    Mental and emotional wellbeing
  • Pregnancy is a time of change, so we always ask about mental health and emotional well-being.

  • Over the last two weeks, have you been bothered by:

  • Being hapū (pregnant) is a special time for well-being as you grow pēpi (baby). We ask the next questions for every hapū māmā to ensure they have the opportunity and choice to get extra support if they need it.

  • Because family violence affects a lot of women and children, we ask about it in pregnancy.

  • Final Questions:

  • Acknowledgment and Waiver

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