The beautiful story of the En Caul water birth of Evelyn as told by her mother.
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Student Midwife Bag
What bag you have and what’s inside it is hot topic on all the student midwife pages. We all seek to find that perfect bag that holds all the things we need. Each practice requires their students to have different supplies with some supplying them all and others wanting you to build up your birth
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12 Signs You Are in Labor
First time moms and moms of five doubt themselves when they go into labor. Be sure of yourself with these 12 signs that you are in labor. One of these signs alone does not typically signify labor. Usually you have many signs together such as pain at regular intervals with the duration and severity increasing
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10 Things To and Not to Do as A Student Midwife
I was recently asked for a list of what not to do while apprenticing as a student midwife and it stumped me for a moment. The first thing that came to mind was “don’t have a bad attitude!” This can be hard as a student because we are all humans and have our bad days.
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How to Really Help New Moms
Everyone wants to see the new baby when he is born and focus on his cute squishy face but do we help new moms enough after the birth of their first or tenth baby? Being present will help new moms There are many ways that we can help new mothers just by being there with
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How to Care for Your Newborn
Tips from trusted pediatricians on how to care for your newborn during the first few months. You’ve got this!
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Advanced Practice Registered Nurse – A Call to Action
How are Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) involved in your care? See how house bill 1792 helps you have access to better, more personalized care. Then, help us out and let your voice be heard!
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Why Choose Hypnobirthing?
Have you ever had a thought, and your body immediately and automatically responded? The body follows the mind. HypnoBirthing uses the mind-body connection for your birthing benefit.
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Self-care for Midwives and students
Midwives and students alike preach self-care to their clients every single day but do we practice what we preach? Burnout is too common in midwifery.
