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Christina Winton, CPM, LLM Agape Homebirth Services

Christina Winton, LLM, provides gentle, natural, family-centered perinatal care for low-risk, expecting families desiring a home birth.

01/28/2026

🎀 Welcome to the world, sweet baby girl. 🎀

What a beautiful reminder today that birth is powerful, unpredictable, and full of strength in so many forms. This mama showed incredible courage, resilience, and wisdom. When Plan A, Plan B, and even Plan C didn’t unfold the way we hoped, she had the strength and clarity to know when it was time to go in and seek extra help — and that, in itself, is powerful birth work.

We are so incredibly thankful for our local hospitals and the wonderful teams who step in with skill, compassion, and attentive care when they’re needed. Because of that partnership, this strong mama and amazing dad were supported, and this precious baby girl was welcomed safely into the world on National Chocolate Cake Day. 🤎🎂

There is no single “right” way birth has to look. What matters is a supported mother, a safe baby, and parents who were surrounded with care every step of the way. This mom and dad embodied strength, flexibility, and deep love for their baby — and we couldn’t be more proud of them.

Welcome, little one. You are so loved already.
With so much love,
Midwife Christina

01/27/2026

Did you know January 27th is world breast pumping day?

Today we honor the mothers who pump — whether exclusively, occasionally, at work, in the NICU, in the car, in the middle of the night, or between caring for everyone else.

As a midwife, I see firsthand how much dedication, sacrifice, and quiet strength it takes to provide milk this way. I myself exclusively pumped for 18 months for my son who was born prematurely. Pumping is not the “easy way.” It is time, planning, sore ni***es, skipped naps, alarms, washing parts, storing milk, and showing up again and again out of deep love for your baby.

Whether pumping was your first choice or something your journey required…
Whether it’s for days, months, or years…
Whether your freezer is full or you’re just making enough for today…

It matters. You matter. What you are doing is powerful.

Today, we celebrate you. The pumpers. The mamas behind the flanges. The ones nourishing their babies in one of the most selfless ways possible.

From a midwife’s heart — I am so proud of you. 💗🍼

— Midwife Christina

Check out these amazing tips and tricks... And happy pumping Mama's! 💙🤱🍼♥️

01/27/2026

Just before our wonderful ice storm rolled in, Midwife Christina and birth assistant Jaimee spent time in NRP training — the Neonatal Resuscitation Program. ❄️🍼

NRP is specialized education that prepares birth professionals to recognize when a newborn may be struggling after birth and to respond quickly, calmly, and effectively. While most babies transition beautifully on their own, there are moments when a little extra support can make all the difference. This training keeps our skills sharp in newborn assessment, airway support, ventilation, and team-based emergency response.

NRP is a required certification for Midwife Christina and something I intentionally stay up-to-date in. It is specialized education that prepares birth professionals to recognize when a newborn may be struggling after birth and to respond quickly, calmly, and effectively. This training keeps our skills current in newborn assessment, airway support, ventilation, and coordinated emergency response.

Midwives train in neonatal resuscitation because your baby’s safety matters. We believe in gentle, physiologic birth — and we also believe in being fully prepared for the unexpected. Ongoing education like NRP ensures that if a newborn needs help taking those first breaths, we are ready to provide competent, evidence-based care right away.

Grateful we were able to complete this training together and continue investing in the care of the families we serve — even with an ice storm on the way. 💙

01/26/2026

✨ Welcome to the world, sweet baby girl! ✨

What a way to make your entrance—born safely in the middle of an ice storm on National Peanut Brittle Day! We are so grateful for your safe arrival and this beautiful reminder that even in the coldest, hardest moments, new life still finds a way to shine. Your mama is always nothing short of amazing—strong, steady, and full of grace. True to who she is, she brought you into the world quickly, beautifully, and with such calm strength.

Welcome earthside, little one. You are already so loved. 🤍

01/23/2026

Burrrr ❄️ Baby it’s cold outside… Stay safe, stay warm and cuddled up… 😉 we will see you and your snow baby in October lol.

❄️🌨️☃️

01/14/2026

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01/13/2026

🎀 Welcome to the world, sweet baby girl 🎀

This precious girl made her mama wait as long as she could… and then arrived quickly and beautifully on National Hot Tea Day ☕️💗 A healthy 9 lbs 2 oz bundle of sweetness.

Her mother showed incredible strength, determination, and focus as she worked so hard to achieve the birth she desired — and also such wisdom and discernment in knowing when it was time to take the next steps to best support her baby. It was truly powerful to witness.

She is needing a few extra prayers over her lungs as she adjusts to life outside the womb. We are so thankful for praying families, and for God’s hand, protection, and guidance over every part of this birth.

Please join us in lifting this sweet girl up in prayer as she grows stronger. 🙏🏼✨

With love,
Midwife Christina & Midwife Gabrielle

01/11/2026

Women of the Week: Midwives. “When she [Rachel] was in her hard labor, the midwife said to her, “Do not be afraid, for now you have another son” (Genesis 35:17).

Obstetric handbooks have been found among Ancient Near Eastern texts; midwifery is one of the oldest professions in the world. It’s also almost always a woman’s profession.

Midwives appear in several biblical stories, including the Hebrew midwives who lied to the Pharaoh and saved baby Moses. A midwife is called to attend Rachel, and her encouraging words are preserved in scripture. Another midwife witnesses the remarkable birth of Tamar’s twins Perez and Zerah, and her words affect their naming.

This week, we remember the midwives, whose skills birthed heroes and freed nations.

Artwork: Birthing scene from a plaque found in Ostia, Italy. Photo Credit: British Museum.

01/10/2026

✨ Welcome to the world, sweet baby boy. ✨

What an unforgettable birth and a beautiful reminder that the Lord is always with us through everything. From the very first moments of labor to his first breath, God’s presence was so tangible in the room.

One of the most powerful parts of this birth was witnessing a praying father — boldly speaking in tongues, covering his son in prayer as he entered the world. There is truly nothing like the power of a father’s prayers and the authority of heaven being spoken over a newborn’s life.

As a midwife, I am always in awe and deeply grateful for the Lord’s faithfulness — for His peace, His guidance, and His hands over mine. Every birth humbles me, but moments like this especially remind me that we are never doing this work alone.

Welcome to the world, little one. Born on National Apricot Day, wrapped in prayer, and already so deeply loved. 🍑💛

“With love,
Midwife Christina”

01/08/2026

What a beautiful reminder that one of the greatest joys of this work is supporting one another as midwives. 🤍 I was honored to assist another midwife as this incredible mama welcomed her surprise baby boy into the world.

With amazing strength, grace, and total trust in her body, she brought her son earthside quickly and effectively — a powerful, peaceful birth that left the room full of awe. And how perfect that this little guy arrived on National Bobblehead Day to a sports-loving family… we think it fits him already. ⚾️

Welcome to the world, sweet boy. It was such a privilege to witness your first moments and support this beautiful family as they grew by one.

With love,
Midwife Christina & Midwife Gabrielle

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