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MoM: a midwifery practice serving Mississauga for more than thirty years offering home and hospital birth with privileges at Trillium Health Partners.

Midwives respect pregnancy as a state of health and childbirth as a normal process. Midwives promote decision-making as a shared responsibility and encourage clients to actively participate in all aspects of their care. Midwives focus on the appropriate use of technology and preventing complications. Midwives respect and support clients so that they may give birth safely, with power and dignity. Registered Midwives are primary care providers. We provide comprehensive care for pregnant folks throughout normal pregnancy, labour and birth and for both birthing clients and their babies for 6 weeks following the birth. Midwifery care is fully funded by the Ministry of Health. Give birth at a hospital or at home and receive safe, skilled care from your midwife.

10/20/2025

The triumph of light over darkness - wishing everyone celebrating a joyous Diwali!

10/15/2025

Posted • Wave of light 🕯️

On Wednesday October 15th at 7 PM (local time), we invite you to join hearts around the world and light a candle in remembrance of all the babies gone too soon. 🌟

As each time zone lights a candle and keeps it burning for an hour, a continuous wave of light moves across the globe — honoring, remembering, and uniting us in love and loss.

Whether your arms are full or your heart aches with emptiness, you are not alone.

We would be honored for you to tag us in your post for us to share & join you in remembering your babies 🤍

10/12/2025

Comment with your suggestion below, send a dm, or e-mail to socialmedia@midwivesofmississauga.ca ❤️📚

10/06/2025

Posted • 💙 October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. 💙

No one should have to walk through loss and grief alone. We are proud to offer free, online peer support groups to help parents find connection, comfort, and understanding.

From early pregnancy loss to stillbirth, infant loss, parenting after loss, and more—there is a space for you. 🌸

🕊 Find support and learn more at https://loom.ly/3NQNbvg

10/01/2025

Posted • Starting October 8, all women’s and children’s inpatient care at Trillium Health Partners — including women’s health, paediatric care, NICU and birthing services — will be provided at Credit Valley Hospital.

This move strengthens our commitment to families with specialized teams working together to provide seamless, coordinated care.

Emergency care will continue to be available at both Mississauga Hospital and Credit Valley Hospital.

To learn more, visit the link in our bio and select, 'Women's & Children's Inpatient Care Moving to One Location.'

09/30/2025

Posted • On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reflect on the tragic legacies and far-reaching impacts of the residential school system on Indigenous individuals, families and communities, and on the need to develop an equitable and culturally safe healthcare system for Indigenous Peoples.

PCMCH is committed to continuing meaningful discussions with Indigenous communities in Ontario to ensure the health needs of First Nation, Inuit and Métis pregnant individuals, newborns, children, youth and their families are met.

We encourage everyone to learn more about the residential school system and its impact on Indigenous communities by checking out the following resources on the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation website (nctr.ca):
🔗 The Survivors Speak:https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/IR4-5-2015-eng.pdf
🔗 Interactive Map: https://nctr.ca/records/view-your-records/archival-map/

☎️ For support, residential school survivors can access the National Residential School Crisis Line at 1-866-925-4419

09/23/2025

Despite the recent headlines, ACOG has reaffirmed that acetaminophen (Tylenol) is safe to use during pregnancy when taken as directed. ✅ Studies show no link between Tylenol use in pregnancy and autism. Always follow dosing guidelines and talk with your provider if you have questions.

09/14/2025

09/10/2025

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day.

Did you know that su***de is one of the leading causes of death for pregnant and postpartum people in Canada? Nearly 1 in 4 new mothers report experiencing symptoms of postpartum depression.

You are not alone. Your feelings matter. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, and support is here for you.

988 is Canadas su***de crisis hotline connecting you to local resources.

09/06/2025

Posted • 🔴 Recruitment is open for an exciting new study exploring what gender-affirming language means to trans and nonbinary midwifery service-users in Ontario. 📹

🟠 You may be eligible if you:

✔️identify as trans, nonbinary, genderqueer, or another gender diverse identity
✔️are at least 18 years of age
✔️reside in Ontario
✔️have used midwives in Ontario within the past five years
✔️can attend a 3-day in-person workshop in Hamilton, Ontario at the end of October, 2025

🟡 During a three-day in-person digital storytelling workshop in Hamilton, Ontario, participants will create short videos about what gender-affirming language means to them and how it impacts their care experiences. The videos will be shared with midwives and other healthcare providers to help them answer the question: why does gender-affirming language matter? 💻

🟢 Participation includes: an online introductory meeting; the 3-day workshop; and four online meetings over a period of two months to discuss the stories and your experiences of the workshop. You will be compensated $480 for your participation. 📃

🔵 We provide expert workshop facilitation with StoryCentre Canada, as well as participants’ accommodations, meals, childcare, and reasonable transportation costs. 📷

🟣 The workshop will take place in Hamilton, Ontario on October 24-26, 2025. 🖊️

🟤 For more information, check out https://www.redefinestudy.ca/qds (link in bio)🏳️‍⚧️

⚫️If you’re interested in participating or have any questions, please email Jen Goldberg, RM, MPH, PhD, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at QDS@mcmaster.ca. 💭

This study has been approved by the Hamilton Integrated Research Ethics Board and is funded through a grant from the McMaster Midwifery Research Centre. ✔️

08/25/2025

This week, we honor Black mothers and their breastfeeding journeys, highlighting their unique challenges and triumphs. Let’s celebrate Black motherhood's resilience while advocating for better support.

08/23/2025

Today is the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and it's Abolition. It's a day to remember the victims of the transatlantic slave trade and learn from their stories of both oppression and resilience.

Address

101-2227 South Millway
Mississauga, ON
L5L3R6

Telephone

+19055699995

Website

http://www.midwivesofmississauga.ca/

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Midwives of Mississauga (MoM) officially launches as an independent midwifery practice serving Mississauga, portions of West Etobicoke and South East Milton on June 1, 2018!!!

MoM grew from a group of four midwives who served the community to the West and North of Toronto starting in the 1980’s, to a group of almost thirty midwives who served Mississauga, Brampton and Halton Hills in 2018. In 2016, we recognized that we would much more effectively provide customized midwifery care to the families of Mississauga and surrounding areas, if we separated into a smaller practice focusing solely on the community that we were serving. MoM will continue to provide midwifery services from the Southcom Building at 2227 South Millway. The clinic is located in a bright sunny accessible first floor unit behind South Common Mall and is located centrally close to a Mississauga Transit Bus Terminal and the South Common Community Centre and Library. Midwives at MoM will continue to provide choice of home and hospital birth with hospital births taking place at either the Credit Valley or Mississauga Hospital sites of Trillium Health Partners. In our new role as a midwifery practice group focused on serving the families of our community we are much better positioned to integrate into initiatives within our Local Health Integration Network (Mississauga Halton LHIN) and our hospital (Trillium Health Partners). We look forward to strengthening and further developing partnerships within our community! We respect pregnancy as a state of health and childbirth as a normal process. We promote decision-making as a shared responsibility and encourage clients to actively participate in all aspects of their care. We focus on the appropriate use of technology and preventing complications. We respect and support clients so that they may give birth safely, with power and dignity. Registered Midwives are primary care providers, providing comprehensive care for women throughout normal pregnancy, labour and birth and for both pregnant clients and their babies for 6 weeks following the birth. Midwifery care is fully funded by the Ministry of Health. Give birth at a hospital or at home and receive safe, skilled care from your midwife.