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Treasure Valley Midwives is dedicated to making the birth of each baby a safe and joyous occasion.

Welcome to Treasure Valley Midwives, Boise's Longest free standing birth center, nestled in the heart of downtown Boise.

- We place trust in the process of birth and our care is based on the premise that birth is a normal, healthy event in a woman’s life.

- We support families in making decisions about the birth of their baby that best meet their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

- We b

elieve that a woman should be involved in making decisions regarding her health and well-being.

- We provide current and accurate information, guidance, and recommendations to women and their families so that they may make good decisions regarding their care.

- We value effective communication, collaboration and teamwork based on mutual trust and respect.

- We promote and support breastfeeding as the basis of optimal health for children and their mothers.

- Integrity: We maintain our client’s trust by providing care that is rooted in honesty, empathy and respect.

- Authenticity: We provide care that is trustworthy, genuine and falls within our legal scope of practice and expertise.

- Diversity: We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We are dedicated to creating and maintaining an environment that supports diverse traditions, heritages, and experiences.

- Collaboration: We work in partnership with other members of the health care community who can provide care outside the scope of midwifery practice when needed.

- Shared Decision Making: Both midwife and client participate in decision-making that honors and respects both the woman’s right to make decisions regarding her care and the midwives’ professional judgment.

- Best Practice: We share the most recent, relevant and helpful information, based on research, with our clients in order to provide high quality midwifery care.

29/06/2025

TVM staff night out + a farewell to our amazing clinical assistant, Maddie H!!

If you’ve been a client over the past year, Maddie has probably started an IV or drawn labs on you. She’s been such an important team member and we are sad to see her go - but so excited for her to move onto her next adventure!

Thank you to Wood & Root for having us! We had the best time creating our planters 🪴🪩🦕

27/06/2025

Repost from last year but we feel it’s incredibly important to remind everyone with small babes to be mindful of the way you cover them in this heat!! 🥵☀️

All jokes aside - we wanted to send out a friendly PSA today about covering your strollers and carseats as we head into the heat of summer here in Boise.
Babies can’t regulate their own temperature until 9-12 months so they rely on their caregivers to make smart choices in clothing, coverings, and exposure to temperatures. If you are enjoying time outside remember to be mindful of your clothing choice for babe, using (or not using) covers, and baby wearing.

We know covering a baby in their car seat or stroller is a decision made with good intentions - you want to protect their delicate skin from direct sunlight - BUT using a cover can significantly increase the temperature inside their stroller/carseat depending on the material. Even with breathable materials, it can increase your babies body temperature which could lead to overheating, which increases the chance of SIDS.

It is best to keep baby uncovered and out of direct sunlight, or if in direct sunlight to use a sunshade device instead of a cloth covering. If there is no way to keep baby out of direct sunlight, a lightweight muslin blanket loosely draped over the stroller or carseat is acceptable for short periods of time until you can get into some shade.

Remember that when baby wearing your body heat transfers to baby and your temperature also helps regulate baby’s temp. If you are baby wearing (especially if you also have a blanket over them to protect from the sun) and YOU are hot… your baby is definitely TOO HOT. On the really hot days, if possible, skip baby wearing if you can’t avoid direct sunlight.

*A good rule of thumb for clothing is whatever you are comfortable in, plus a layer. If you are hot and sticky in a tank top and shorts, your babe probably only needs a onesie on.

05/05/2025

Happy International Day of The Midwife !!!

We are so thankful for all of the incredible midwives we get to call “ours” at TVM - as well as all the other midwives in the Treasure Valley community, across the nation, and worldwide.

Thank you to midwives for the compassion, heart, love, care, thought, informed consent, long nights, hard births, butter births, joy, grief, growing, becoming, and leaving, that you all stand witness to. What an incredible honor it is.

Cheers to you - and (hopefully) a future with more midwives like you ✨

05/04/2025

Announcing the newest member of the TVM family: Esmeralda Lyal 💗🌸

Midwife Haley had her baby last week! She welcomed sweet Esme after a very fast labor & both mama + babe are doing amazing!! We are all so excited for her to add another little girl to her crew and wish her all the baby snuggle bliss while she enjoys her maternity leave.

Haley says thank you to all of our clients and collaborators for their love and well wishes during her pregnancy and into postpartum. She can’t wait to catch up with everyone when she’s back in the office! 💕

31/03/2025

Hope everyone had a fun TreeFort weekend!! ☀️🎶🏰🪩🧡

08/02/2025

This could be us but you playin 😉😄

Just kidding… hopefully if you follow us on here it’s because this HAS been us before!! 🥰 …. Or it’s at least been you + your beloved midwifery care team (whomever that was)!!

This is midwifery care!! This is what all birthing people deserve. Love and tenderness from their care provider… bonus points for it being provided while snuggled in their own bed at home.

Did you know (most) midwives have basic training in lactation support and also do routine newborn screens?

In the first picture, our student, Jessa, completes the metabolic screen done while Midwife Bri helps Mama get a good latch! Followed by a couple captures of the fun part - weighing sweet babe in a hammock scale. ⚖️♥️🤱🏼

01/01/2025

Wishing a joyful, prosperous, and healthy 2025 to all of our clients, colleagues, and community members! ✨🧡🎆🪩

As the sun sets on 2024 and rises on 2025 we hope you were given time to reflect and be at peace with whatever the year brought to you; whether your year went exactly as hoped for or threw you for a loop (or three…).

Looking back on 2024: We made some major improvements to our clinic space, supported almost 200 families through pregnancy+birth+postpartum, brought back Group Care, and welcomed a few new team members.

Looking ahead into 2025: The TVM team is looking forward to another year of serving our community, growing our relationships with clients and other providers, and helping advance maternal health care in the Treasure Valley. We hope to continue to improve and expand our services, complete more upgrades to our clinic, and welcoming even more families into our TVM space.

If this is your year to welcome a new family member - reach out to us for care! We’d love to be your care team 🐣

17/12/2024

Holly jolly happy holidays from your Treasure Valley Midwives crew!!

We’ve had an incredible year and are so thankful to work with such an amazing and talented team! 🎄✨🎁

26/11/2024

Still not over this blonde haired babe 🩵

24/11/2024

Sweet and snuggly 💚

Friendly reminder as we head into colder temps - only thin layers of clothing go under a car seat harness!

Leave bulky coats, snow suits, sweaters, buntings, etc. OFF until you reach your intended destination. These items increase space between child and harness and, if involved in an accident, will quickly become compressed and increase the risk for injury.

12/10/2024

Had the best time with our crew for a bowling team building event. It’s so great to get to enjoy your coworkers’ company outside of work hours 🎳👏🏻

20/09/2024

Throwback to our May group care gals (plus Midwife Bri) who all got the memo for matching at their last group session 😛👯‍♀️

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Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	13:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+12083432079

Website

http://www.treasurevalleymidwives.com/

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Welcome to Treasure Valley Midwives, Boise's longest free standing birth center, nestled in the heart of downtown Boise. - We place trust in the process of birth and our care is based on the premise that birth is a normal, healthy event in a person’s life. - We support families in making decisions about the birth of their baby that best meet their physical, emotional and spiritual needs. - We believe that a person should be involved in making decisions regarding their health and well-being. - We provide current and accurate information, guidance, and recommendations to families so that they may make good decisions regarding their care. - We value effective communication, collaboration and teamwork based on mutual trust and respect. - Integrity: We maintain our client’s trust by providing care that is rooted in honesty, empathy and respect. - Authenticity: We provide care that is trustworthy, genuine and falls within our legal scope of practice and expertise. - Diversity: We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We are dedicated to creating and maintaining an environment that supports diverse traditions, heritages, and experiences. - Collaboration: We work in partnership with other members of the health care community who can provide care outside the scope of midwifery practice when needed. - Shared Decision Making: Both midwife and client participate in decision-making that honors and respects both the client’s right to make decisions regarding their care and the midwives’ professional judgment. - Best Practice: We share the most recent, relevant and helpful information, based on research, with our clients in order to provide high quality midwifery care.