Meadowsweet Midwifery

10/29/2025

Thanks for stopping by to say hi Erin!

10/23/2025

We’re so excited to co-host an open house with

We love our new space and love this opportunity to share it with our colleagues and community. Stop by and say hi, enjoy some drinks and snacks and community time!

09/17/2025

Excited for our upcoming move! And get to be next door to !

09/07/2025

Great day for a walk

09/04/2025

Come get some books! We’re saying goodbye to our rarely utilized books so others can enjoy them. Donations of appreciation welcome, otherwise no cost! Please text or message Sam to arrange a time to grab stuff! Office hours are appointment only!

08/26/2025

08/13/2025

Join us for some hands on babywearing support. Check comments in case we have to cancel for a birth. 10am the 2nd Monday of the Month!

06/11/2024

Meadowsweet Midwifery has an opening for a midwifery student. Preference for PEP candidates. Applications welcome through July. More information will be provided to qualified candidates. Please email us your resume or cv to midwives@meadowsweetmidwifery.com

06/11/2024

We’re staying busy at meadowsweet! Thank you amazing families!

12/31/2023

Thank you to everyone who made 2023 special! Happy New Years from Melissa and Sam🥰🥰🥰

12/04/2023

Snuggle baby close

“Positioning and attachment is so, so important when sussing out comfy and effective breastfeeding. As well as positioning your baby so your ni**le is pointing up their nose (rather than into their mouth) remember that your baby needs their chin to anchor to your breast to stimulate them to gape widely, enabling them to latch. If you’re struggling to get the angle figured out, it may well help to move your baby slightly away from your ni**le and more towards their feet, so they have the space to tip their head back and open widely. If they start too close to your ni**le, there may not be room for them to anchor their chin and tip their head back. Keeping your baby’s chin buried into your breast is key to that comfy, deep latch we’re after! Let me know if this helps!”

11/26/2023

Crawling is so important to your baby’s development!