OBGYN and Midwifery of Connecticut

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OBGYN and Midwifery of Connecticut is a practice in Eastern CT that has a rich history of providing collaborative care for families by physicians and midwives (and PA and APRN) to allow low and higher risk patients to have OBGYN care in one setting.

We couldn’t do what we do without you. Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the incredible team behind the scenes m...
04/22/2026

We couldn’t do what we do without you. Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the incredible team behind the scenes making every patient experience seamless and supportive 💕

04/22/2026

Infertility doesn’t always look the way people imagine.

It can look like:
• Regular cycles, but no positive test
• Secondary infertility after an easy first pregnancy
• “Unexplained” results despite normal labs
• Months—or years—of trying quietly

During Infertility Awareness, we want to normalize the conversation and remind you:
You are not alone, and you are not doing anything wrong.

Infertility is a medical condition—not a personal failure.

If you’ve been trying for:
• 12 months (under 35), or
• 6 months (35 and over),

…it may be time to check in.

We’re here to support you with compassionate, evidence-based care every step of the way 🤍

We’re proud to spotlight Lesley Gumbs, MD, FACOG 💙Dr. Gumbs is a board-certified gynecologist dedicated to providing tho...
04/21/2026

We’re proud to spotlight Lesley Gumbs, MD, FACOG 💙

Dr. Gumbs is a board-certified gynecologist dedicated to providing thoughtful, comprehensive care with a focus on preventive health and overall wellness.

He is especially known for his warm personality and ability to connect with patients, creating a comfortable environment where they feel heard, respected, and at ease. Dr. Gumbs values building long-term relationships and partnering with his patients to support their health at every stage of life.

📍 OB-GYN & Midwifery of CT
📞 Make your appointment today

Not every fertility journey is visible.If you’re navigating infertility, you don’t have to do it silently.Support, guida...
04/20/2026

Not every fertility journey is visible.

If you’re navigating infertility, you don’t have to do it silently.
Support, guidance, and care are here when you’re ready 🤍

04/16/2026

One of the most important (and often misunderstood) parts of breastfeeding:
👉 Milk removal drives milk production

Your body works on a simple but powerful feedback loop:
When milk is removed, your body gets the message to make more.

Frequent feeding or pumping helps:
• Trigger oxytocin (which releases milk)
• Signal prolactin (which makes milk)
• Build and maintain your supply over time

That’s why in the early days especially, it can feel like you’re feeding all the time—because you kind of are. And that’s not a problem… it’s the design.

If supply is a concern, the first question is usually: how often is milk being removed?

It doesn’t have to be perfect. Just consistent 💛

Engorgement can feel intense—and honestly, a little alarming—especially in those early postpartum days 🤍Around days 3–5,...
04/15/2026

Engorgement can feel intense—and honestly, a little alarming—especially in those early postpartum days 🤍

Around days 3–5, your milk supply increases quickly, and your breasts can become very full, firm, and uncomfortable. While it’s a normal transition, that doesn’t mean you just have to suffer through it.

The goal isn’t to “empty” your breasts completely—it’s to keep milk moving and reduce inflammation.

A few things that can really help:
• Feed or remove milk regularly (don’t go long stretches)
• Use ice to bring down swelling
• Keep things gentle—more isn’t better here

Over-pumping or aggressive massage can actually make things worse by increasing swelling and signaling your body to make even more milk.

If you’re feeling uncomfortable, you’re not doing anything wrong—your body is just adjusting. With a little support and the right approach, this phase does pass 💛

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is my baby actually getting enough milk?” — you’re not alone 🤍The truth is, it’s usually less ...
04/14/2026

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is my baby actually getting enough milk?” — you’re not alone 🤍

The truth is, it’s usually less about ounces and more about patterns. Babies are really good at showing us what they need… once you know what to look for.

These are a few simple, everyday signs that feeding is going well. Nothing fancy—just small cues from your baby and your body that things are working together the way they should.

And if you’re not seeing all of these? That doesn’t automatically mean something is wrong. It just means it might be worth getting a little extra support and guidance.

You don’t have to figure this out alone ✨

We’re excited to spotlight Cody Cuni, IBCLC 💙Cody is our International Board Certified Lactation Consultant who is dedic...
04/13/2026

We’re excited to spotlight Cody Cuni, IBCLC 💙

Cody is our International Board Certified Lactation Consultant who is dedicated to helping families feel confident and supported with infant feeding. She believes every parent is the expert on their baby and works closely with families to provide personalized guidance and practical tools.

As a mom of five herself, Cody brings both professional expertise and real-life experience to the care she provides. We’re so grateful to have her supporting families in our community!

Make your appointment today to meet with Cody for lactation support and guidance! https://womenshealthct.com/providers/cody-cuni-ibclc/

04/09/2026

While minimally invasive options are preferred when possible, the “best” surgery is always the one that’s safest and most effective for your specific situation. Individualized care matters. 💙

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery has changed the game for recovery and outcomes. Not every patient or condition qu...
04/08/2026

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery has changed the game for recovery and outcomes. Not every patient or condition qualifies—but many do! Always worth asking about your options. 💙

We’re proud to spotlight Robert Gildersleeve, MD, FACOG 💙Dr. Gildersleeve is a board-certified gynecologist with decades...
04/07/2026

We’re proud to spotlight Robert Gildersleeve, MD, FACOG 💙

Dr. Gildersleeve is a board-certified gynecologist with decades of experience caring for women through all stages of life. He provides comprehensive gynecologic care, including minimally invasive surgical options, with a strong focus on preventive health, patient education, and individualized treatment.

Patients appreciate his calm, respectful approach and his commitment to listening, answering questions, and ensuring they feel confident in their care decisions.

📍 Now accepting new patients
📞 Make your appointment today https://womenshealthct.com/providers/robert-k-gildersleeve-md/

April is Cesarean Awareness Month, a time to recognize that cesarean birth is an important and sometimes life-saving opt...
04/06/2026

April is Cesarean Awareness Month, a time to recognize that cesarean birth is an important and sometimes life-saving option in obstetric care.

While many people plan for a vaginal birth, sometimes a C-section is the safest way to deliver a baby. Our providers work closely with patients to discuss delivery options and support safe, informed birth experiences.

If you have questions about delivery planning or your pregnancy care, schedule an appointment with our team today.

Address

388 West Center Street
Manchester, CT
06040

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18606491120

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