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Midwives of Brampton & Halton Hills

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Midwives of Brampton & Halton Hills

Providing prenatal & childbirth services for families in Brampton and Halton Hills No referral is needed.

Midwifery Care of Peel and Halton Hills grew from a group of four midwives who have served the community to the West and North of Toronto for the past more than twenty years to a group of twenty four midwives now serving Mississauga, Brampton and Halton Hills. Due to the sheer size of the practice we have since divided into two practices and the Midwives of Brampton & Halton Hills continue to serve families in Brampton and Halton Hills. Midwives provide primary care for their clients throughout normal pregnancy, labour and birth, and for both mom and baby 6 weeks following the birth. Midwives qualify for registration either by graduating from the Ontario Midwifery Education Programme (a four-year university degree program) or the International Midwifery Pre-registration Program. Midwives, obstetricians and family physicians are all considered primary caregivers. Women in Ontario have the option to have 1 of these 3 types if primary care providers. Midwifery care is completely funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care for residents of Ontario, with or without OHIP. To request a midwife you can do so by following this link: https://www.mobhh.ca/request-a-midwife/intake-form/

Midwives of Brampton and Halton Hills currently hold hospital privileges at Brampton Civic Hospital and Georgetown Hospital. Our clients can choose to birth their baby in the comfort of their own home or in either of these hospitals. For more information please refer to our website
https://www.mobhh.ca/

08/07/2025

The July stats are in and July brought us 38 births! 18 girls and 20 boys with our biggest baby being 10lb 3oz and our smallest being 5lb 5oz! Our busiest day was June 20 with 5 babies born! Maybe future best friends? Congratulations everyone!

08/01/2025

Today on Emancipation Day, we honour the strength, resilience, and legacy of Black communities in Canada.

Emancipation Day marks the anniversary of August 1, 1834, when slavery was abolished in most of the British Empire, including Canada. It is a day to reflect on the history of slavery, the ongoing impacts of anti-Black racism, and the continued fight for justice and equity.

As midwives, we are committed to birth justice, culturally safe care, and advocating for health equity every day. Let us reflect, remember, and continue to work toward a more just future. 🖤

07/22/2025

Better late than never! We had a BUSY June with 55 births! 8 babies were born at home at 47 in the hospital. Our smallest baby was a little premie weighing just over 5lb and our biggest baby was born at home weighing 9lb 13oz! Congratulations to all the happy families on your new little bundles of joy!

06/24/2025

All these lovely babies delivered by our wonderful midwife Kris! Plus looks like some doll babies delivered by the next generation of midwives! Happy midwifery graduation (for now 😜) to this beautiful family!! We love to see midwifery continuity of care in action!

Posted with client permission

06/21/2025

Honouring National Indigenous History Month & National Indigenous Peoples Day

This June, and especially on June 21st, we at MOBHH honour the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

As a clinic grounded in reproductive care, we recognize and celebrate the deep traditions of Indigenous midwifery, knowledge-sharing, and community-centered birth practices that have supported generations.

We are committed to learning from Indigenous midwives, advocating for culturally safe care, and working toward reconciliation within our healthcare systems.

To all the Indigenous clients, families, midwives, and knowledge keepers we’ve had the honour of walking alongside - thank you.

We encourage our community to take this month to learn, reflect, and support Indigenous-led initiatives.

Explore Indigenous birth stories
Support local Indigenous organizations
Listen to and uplift Indigenous voices

06/19/2025

Today, we honor Juneteenth - a celebration of freedom, resilience, and Black excellence. Juneteenth serves as a reminder of the shared history of Black Americans and Black Canadians in the fight for freedom and equality. We look to our American neighbours and acknowledge their continual struggle for reproductive health and Black Maternal Health. At MOBHH, we recognize the profound strength of Black birthing people and remain committed to equitable, respectful care for every family we serve. Freedom includes the right to safe, supported birth. We stand in that truth, today and every day.

06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day!

Today we’re celebrating all the dads, father-figures, and parenting partners who’ve been there through it all: the birth plans, the snack runs, the 3 a.m. diaper debates, and the unforgettable "don’t look during the epidural" moment. Whether you're a biological dad, chosen dad, stepdad, or any kind of parenting partner, you make a difference every single day!

Thank you for holding hands, holding space, and (mostly) not fainting in the delivery room. Your love, support, and steady presence mean the world, especially when we needed a hand to squeeze and a footrest during contractions.

From all of us at MOBHH, Happy Father’s Day!

06/07/2025

Eid Mubarak from MOBHH!

This Eid ul-Adha, we're trading swaddles for sweets and baby coos for Eid moos! 🐑 Happy Eid to all those celebrating!

06/03/2025

This May we welcomed 36 beautiful babies, with an equal number of girls and boys! Our smallest baby was a tiny little 5lb 4oz baby and our biggest baby was double that at 10lb 8.8oz! Also a special shout out to senior midwifery student Krystal, who attended 6 births in her first month with us! What a special May indeed!

05/17/2025

May 17 is World Hypertension Day

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is when the pressure in your blood vessels is higher than 140/90mmHg. At MOBHH, we’re raising awareness about hypertension in pregnancy—a critical but often silent health concern that affects mothers and babies worldwide.

Here are 5 important facts every parent-to-be should know:
1. Midwives closely monitor your blood pressure because regular prenatal check-ups and blood pressure monitoring are key to early detection and safe outcomes. At every clinic visit we make sure to check your blood pressure. We are also aware of the common signs and risk factors of high blood pressure. As a client of MOBHH, you have access to a midwife 24/7, so you can rest assured that, should anything arise, we can help!
2. Hypertension affects about 1 in 10 pregnancies — and it can develop before or during pregnancy, or even in the postpartum period!
3. Healthy lifestyle choices—like balanced nutrition, reduced stress, and physical activity—can help lower your risk.
4. High blood pressure can lead to preterm birth, low birth weight, or placental abruption if not managed properly.
5. Midwives work closely with their clients to help control blood pressure and we arrange for appropriate assessments, consultations and transfers of care should our clients need more support or medications. We work closely with trusted obstetricians at Brampton Civic Hospital to ensure our clients receive the best care.

Although it is important to be aware of blood pressure during pregnancy, at MOBHH you can rest assured that your midwife has it covered! At our clinic, we’re here to support, monitor, and empower you every step of the way. But remember this information is not meant to replace that of your health care provider. If you have questions or concerns about your health, talk to your midwife or healthcare provider!

05/12/2025

Happy Nurses Day

Today, we extend our deepest gratitude to all the incredible nurses worldwide. We are honoured to work with the extraordinary Labour, Delivery, and Postpartum nurses at Brampton Civic Hospital. Your compassion, skill, and dedication are the heart of healthcare in our community.

You are there for families in life’s most powerful, vulnerable, and transformative moments — and your care makes all the difference.

Thank you for your calming presence, skilled hands, and unwavering compassion. You help bring new life into the world and support new parents with strength and heart every step of the way.

From all of us, thank you for being heroes in scrubs. We see you. We appreciate you. And today, we celebrate you.

05/11/2025

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at MOBHH!

Today, we honour the strength, love, and resilience of all who mother — in every form that takes. Whether you're a new parent, a seasoned pro, a surrogate, adoptive parent, grieving a loss, or supporting others through motherhood — you are seen, valued, and celebrated.

Thank you for letting us be part of your journey.

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490 Bramalea Road Unit 501
Brampton, ON
L7G2B8

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

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+19057907005

Website

http://www.mobhh.ca/

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It all began with our first practice called Midwifery Care of Peel and Halton Hills. There were only four midwives who served the community to the West and North of Toronto for more than twenty years. As time went on, that practice has expanded to a group of twenty four midwives serving the Regions of Peel and Halton. As of June 1st, 2018, this large practice has divided into two practices: Midwives of Mississauga & Midwives of Brampton & Halton Hills. We would like to thank all women past, present and future who advocate for midwifery care - “Delivering what matters!”

Midwives provide primary care for their clients throughout normal pregnancy, labour and birth, and for both mom and baby 6 weeks following the birth. Midwives qualify for registration either by graduating from the Ontario Midwifery Education Programme (a four-year university degree program) or the International Midwifery Pre-registration Program. Midwives, obstetricians and family physicians are all considered primary caregivers. Women in Ontario have the option to have 1 of these 3 types if primary care providers. Midwifery care is completely funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care for residents of Ontario, with or without OHIP. No referral is needed. To request a midwife you can do so by following this link: http://www.mobhh.ca/request-a-midwife/intake-form/ Midwives of Brampton & Halton Hills have hospital privileges at Brampton Civic Hospital and Georgetown Hospital. Clients can choose to deliver at home or in either of those hospitals. For more information please refer to our website www.mobhh.ca