Midwifery Care For All

Midwifery Care For All Osha Humphrey MSN, CNM My name is Osha Humphrey MSN, CNM, BSN, RNC-MNN. I am a wife and mother to four beautiful children.

I graduated in May 2024 with my masters in nurse midwifery. I am starting a homebirth practice to service the Jackson community and surrounding areas. I would love to chat if homebirth is something on your heart.

11/06/2025

Question: What supplies do I need for a homebirth??
I got you covered!


Lattes, Functional Maternity and preparing for the future. πŸ₯°
11/03/2025

Lattes, Functional Maternity and preparing for the future. πŸ₯°


10/29/2025




What can I do to help?
Please reach out to me. I am hear to listen.
How can we improve the communication and connection?
This is not just about individuals who are β€œlabeled” as a certified nurse midwife - we are all midwives.
And this does extend outside of midwifery - it extends to being a woman. Let us uplift one another instead of tearing each other down!

10/10/2025

🌿 Let’s Talk About Emergencies at Homebirth: Prepared, Not Fearful 🌿

When families choose homebirth, one of the most common questions I hear is:
πŸ‘‰ β€œWhat happens if something goes wrong?”

It’s a great question β€” and an important one.
As a certified nurse midwife, I am trained and equipped to handle emergencies that, while uncommon, can occasionally occur in the birth setting.
Two key examples include Postpartum Hemorrhage and Newborn Resuscitation.

*Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH)
Sometimes, after birth, the uterus doesn’t contract as firmly as it should, leading to more bleeding than expected.
At a homebirth as your midwife I am trained to:
Recognize early signs of excess bleeding
Use uterine massage and natural measures immediately
Administer medications to help the uterus contract
Provide IV fluids or oxygen if needed
Activate transfer protocols if hospital care becomes necessary

My goal is rapid response and prevention β€” I monitor you closely to ensure your body transitions safely after birth.

πŸ‘Ά Neonatal Resuscitation:
Most babies transition beautifully on their own, but a few may need a little help to start breathing right after birth.
As your midwife I am certified in Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) and I carry all necessary equipment to:
Stimulate breathing
Provide gentle positive-pressure ventilation
Use oxygen support if needed
Continue advanced measures while activating EMS if higher care is required

I am skilled, calm, and prepared for these moments β€” and they happen far less often than most people imagine.

πŸ’— Homebirth is about safety, choice, and preparation.
I bring tools, training, and emergency readiness β€” so you can bring your trust, your strength, and your baby into the world surrounded by peace and confidence.

10/09/2025

🌸 The Comfort of Home: Why More Families Are Choosing Home Birth 🌸

Giving birth at home offers a calm, personalized experience for families who value comfort, connection, and natural birth support. With the guidance of a skilled Certified Nurse Midwife, home birth can be both safe and empowering.

✨ Benefits of Home Birth:

πŸ•―οΈ Comfort & Familiarity: Laboring in your own space helps you feel relaxed and supported, which can promote smoother progress and less stress.

πŸ’• Personalized Care: One-on-one attention from your midwife allows care that truly reflects your values, preferences, and rhythm.

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ Family-Centered Environment: Partners, children, and loved ones can participate freely, helping create meaningful memories together.

🌿 Natural Birth Support: Freedom to move, eat, and birth in the position that feels best to you β€” with gentle, evidence-based guidance every step of the way.

Every birth story is unique β€” and for low-risk pregnancies, home can be the perfect place to welcome your baby. πŸ‘πŸ’«

Contact me here to learn more:
midwiferycareforall.com
midwiferycareforall@gmail.com




09/25/2025

✨ Hey mamas + families, I’m Osha the Midwife ✨

πŸ’œ My care is designed to be personal, calm, and deeply supportive. Here’s what makes my practice unique:

🏑 Home Visits – I come to your home to check on you + your baby, so you can stay comfortable where you belong.
🩸 Convenience – Need labs? I can draw your blood right in your living room.
πŸ’³ Insurance Friendly – I work with a trusted insurance biller so your coverage can work for you.
πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ Small Caseload – Only 2–3 clients a month means you get my full attention and care.
πŸ“š Personalized Education – I prepare you with 1:1 childbirth classes, tailored just for you and your family.

Because you deserve intimate, family-centered care on your journey to birth and beyond. 🌸✨

πŸ“© Message me if you’d like to learn more about working together.
midwiferycareforall.com
midwiferycareforall@gmail.com

09/18/2025

Homebirth....is that safe, why would someone do that, what would happen in an emergency, what is the cost, does insurance cover this? Ask all the questions. Let's talk! Midwiferycareforall.com

09/15/2025

Here it is! This week only!
Download D2 savings app D2 Savings, LLC to see this deal and share with friends.
Jackson mommas sign a contract with me to receive a $500 off my global package and a 30 minute prenatal massage at Brent Family Chiropractic, PLLC
Huge shout out to Epic Blue Marketing for helping with the new website: Midwiferycareforall.com

I have to give a shout out to Abba Reeve for this is a flower from her beautiful garden. 🌼🌸
09/15/2025

I have to give a shout out to Abba Reeve for this is a flower from her beautiful garden. 🌼🌸

09/09/2025

What are the options for labor pain management at home??
I am now including childbirth education classes (homebirth edition) that are 1:1, individualized and include at least 3 one-hour sessions at your home! Book with me and see the difference in care, what midwifery care can do for you and what homebirth can be!



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