Educator Profile
Calmbirth® is the only childbirth education program that requires all its educators to be practising midwives or trained birth professionals
Aimee Sing
Accreditation
Doula & Lactation Consultant
Location
Govetts Leap Road
Blackheath
NSW 2785
Get directions
- Phone: 0438862178
- Mobile: 0438 862 178
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.birthaims.com.au
Biography
Choose a course
Calmbirth Course
Calmbirth with Aimee
11/07/26 and 18/07/26
Our classes are taught from Blackheath Baptist Church - 6 Bundarra St, Blackheath. The church is located a 2 minute walk from the main shops and cafes in town, and surrounded by beautiful views and lookouts a very quick drive down the road. Morning and afternoon tea is supplied, but bring your own lunch and go for a walk or to a lookout and see some of the amazing sights that Blackheath has to offer!
Calmbirth Course
Calmbirth with Aimee
15/08/26 and 22/08/26
Our classes are taught from Blackheath Baptist Church - 6 Bundarra St, Blackheath. The church is located a 2 minute walk from the main shops and cafes in town, and surrounded by beautiful views and lookouts a very quick drive down the road. Morning and afternoon tea is supplied, but bring your own lunch and go for a walk or to a lookout and see some of the amazing sights that Blackheath has to offer!
Calmbirth Course
Calmbirth with Aimee
03/10/26 and 10/10/26
Our classes are taught from Blackheath Baptist Church - 6 Bundarra St, Blackheath. The church is located a 2 minute walk from the main shops and cafes in town, and surrounded by beautiful views and lookouts a very quick drive down the road. Morning and afternoon tea is supplied, but bring your own lunch and go for a walk or to a lookout and see some of the amazing sights that Blackheath has to offer!
Calmbirth Course
Calmbirth with Aimee
05/12/26 and 12/12/26
Our classes are taught from Blackheath Baptist Church - 6 Bundarra St, Blackheath. The church is located a 2 minute walk from the main shops and cafes in town, and surrounded by beautiful views and lookouts a very quick drive down the road. Morning and afternoon tea is supplied, but bring your own lunch and go for a walk or to a lookout and see some of the amazing sights that Blackheath has to offer!
Related educator articles
Why choose Calmbirth?
Birth Preparation
Over the years of supporting various families through their pregnancy, birth and postpartum journeys, I have been asked numerous times about what birth education I most recommend. Initially I didn't have a great answer for this, I'd just say, 'Here are some local options, take a look and decide which one fits you and your family best!'. I didn’t recommend any one education model over another, but I did notice that oftentimes the families undertaking Calmbirth classes had so much more information and preparation, not just for their 'ideal birth', but also for the potential changes in plans that can arise – they seemed to have an understanding of and a preparedness for whatever the birth entailed, and tools they could use regardless of where they ended up. I love that I witnessed this before knowing Calmbirth’s motto: ‘With knowledge comes confidence’!
Happy Breast Feeding Week...Calmbirth Educator Aimee Sing shares her breast-feeding journey with us. Part 2
motherhood
Happy world breastfeeding week!! This is the second post in my breastfeeding journey series Hamish’s breastfeeding journey! Ahhh little Hamishy! He was the first baby I could get to latch directly to my breast, and with that came the most incredibly intense pain I think I’ve ever experienced Hamish was born at 40 weeks on the dot, a beautiful home waterbirth where I felt I reclaimed my power and autonomy Pulling him from the water was the most surreal experience of my life, and then breastfeeding him for the first time (first photo) was absolutely surreal as well. But it did hurt, right from the beginning - it felt like sandpaper every time he sucked and like someone stabbing a needle through my nipple in between (hi vasospasm).
Happy Breast Feeding Week...Calmbirth Educator Aimee Sing shares her breast-feeding journey with us. Part 1
motherhood
Happy world breastfeeding week! I’ve shared bits and pieces about my breastfeeding journeys in the past, but I’m unsure I’ve done so with much detail more recently. A fellow lactation consultant (IBCLC) shared about her own journey recently and it helped me recognise just how important it is to understand the philosophy and background of the people you’re following, especially if you’re seeking support from them . I’m not sure I’ve given people much of a chance to do that in recent years! So here goes, I’m going to share a bit about each of my children’s breastfeeding journeys.
Advocating for your birth because your birth matters!
Birth Preparation
Birth. It can be so unpredictable, incredible, transformative, inspiring…it serves as such a huge catalyst for growth for so many of us! For some, it is the time when we find or rediscover our voices, we learn to navigate a system in an entirely new way. For others it can be a time of what feels like powerlessness; a lack of control or unwinding of plans. Ultimately, in any scenario, it is up to us as the individuals to take back our power, advocate for what we want and need, for what we believe is best for us and our babies. Control what we can, surrender to the rest