Advocacy & Research
Supporting evidence-based research, amplifying mothers' voices, and contributing to meaningful conversations that improve maternal health outcomes.
Our Commitment
To Advocacy
At Mummy's Day Out, we believe mothers' experiences should help shape services, policies, and research. Through partnerships, studies, media contributions, and community engagement, we help ensure that the voices of mothers are heard.
A Decade of Community Impact
Black parents’ views and understanding of prenatal genetic testing
European Journal of Human Genetics (2026)
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This research explored Black parents’ knowledge, attitudes, and trust in prenatal genetic testing within the UK healthcare system. The study highlights important insights into healthcare experiences, communication, and equity in maternity care.
Seeking Digital Maternity Healthcare During The Pandemic
Frontiers in Reproductive Health (2026)
This systematic review explored women’s experiences accessing digital maternity healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic across low- and middle-income countries. The findings highlight both opportunities and challenges in digital healthcare delivery.
Delivering Equitable
Prenatal Testing
International Journal for Equity in Health (2026)
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This study explored healthcare professionals’ perspectives on providing equitable prenatal testing within the NHS. The research identifies barriers, challenges, and opportunities for improving access and inclusion in maternity services.
Black Maternity
Scandal
Channel 4 Dispatches (2021)
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Mummy’s Day Out contributed to conversations surrounding racial inequalities in maternity care through this Channel 4 Dispatches documentary. The programme explored the experiences and challenges faced by Black mothers within healthcare systems.
Media & Documentary Features
Raising awareness through media, storytelling, and public conversations that highlight the realities of maternal health and the experiences of Black mothers.
Black Maternity Scandal
Channel 4 Dispatches • 2021
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Mummy's Day Out contributed to important conversations surrounding racial inequalities in maternity care through the Channel 4 Dispatches documentary Black Maternity Scandal. The programme explored the experiences of Black mothers, highlighted disparities in maternal health outcomes, and brought national attention to the urgent need for change.
Why Are So Many Black Women
Still Dying In Childbirth?
The Independent • 2020
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This feature examined the ongoing disparities affecting Black women during pregnancy and childbirth. By sharing lived experiences and highlighting systemic challenges within maternity services, the article helped raise awareness of the need for more equitable and culturally responsive healthcare.
