The Natural Birth Place Inc

12/26/2025

12/25/2025

As we celebrate the magic of Christmas, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude and warmest wishes to each of you - our past, present, and future clients.

To those who have trusted us with life's most precious moments, thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey.

May this festive season bring you and your loved ones joy, health, and happiness.

To our current clients, we're thinking of you, especially those embracing new parenthood or navigating challenges. May you find strength, peace, and joy in the coming weeks.

To those who will soon join us, we're excited to welcome you to our community.

As midwives, we're passionate advocates for positive change in healthcare, and we look forward to empowering you with compassionate and autonomous care.

Whether you're celebrating a new arrival, expecting, or cherishing time with loved ones, we wish you a season of warmth, comfort, and blessings.

Thank you for entrusting us with your care.

With deepest gratitude and warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

In sharing a few moments with you all, please join us in a celebrity cheer…

Maria and all the midwifery team hear at the
Natural Birth Place Inc,

A place where America’s Best Kept Secret (the midwives) hangout and strive!

12/06/2025

Declassification of nursing - Thoughts?

12/05/2025

Patient Decision-Making is
BEST PRACTICE

Particularly for parents/guardians:

• Conduct thorough research, considering multiple perspectives
• Engage in open dialogue with your healthcare provider, asking questions and seeking clarification
• Critically evaluate the information presented, identifying potential inconsistencies
• Request evidence-based data to support recommendations
• Trust your instincts and values in making informed decisions

Patients should collaborate with their healthcare providers as partners, feeling empowered to make decisions that prioritize their well-being and autonomy, without fear of retribution or judgment.

12/04/2025

Things your midwife wants you to know, but may not say out loud… because we believe in your strength and resilience.

We greet you with a smile and a calm demeanor, but our minds are already focused on supporting you through the journey to delivery.

We carefully observe your body language, breathing patterns, and contractions to tailor our care to your unique needs. We also take note of your partner’s demeanor and work together to establish a plan that ensures your comfort and safety.

We are attuned to the subtle changes in your contraction patterns, recognizing when you are transitioning and nearing the moment of birth.

We offer encouragement and support as you push through the final stages, eagerly awaiting the first cry of your newborn.

Every birth is a unique and powerful experience that touches our hearts and souls.

Sometimes, challenges arise, and we spring into action to safeguard your well-being.

Behind the scenes, we advocate tirelessly on your behalf, ensuring that your choices and journey are respected.

We hear your words of frustration and fear, and we smile knowingly, for we understand that you are on the cusp of a life-changing moment.

We don’t always share our own struggles and challenges, but know that we are committed to supporting you every step of the way.

The moment of birth is a profound experience that can evoke a wide range of emotions – joy, wonder, and sometimes heartbreak.

As midwives, we carry the memories of the families we serve with us forever, and we are honored to be a part of your journey.

So here’s the truth that we want you to know:

We, your nurse midwives and licensed midwives, don’t just do our job – we are invested in your well-being, your empowerment, and your success.

We believe in the transformative power of birth and the resilience of the human spirit.

You ARE ENTITLED to choose YOU’RE provider of choice and be supported along your journey.

We hope you will always remember, that YOUR midwife, does so much more for you, than what you see.

Here are a few memorable moments we hope you’ll enjoy seeing.

11/14/2025

Once upon a time I dreamt of being a midwife!

One day, sometime later, I became one, not in one but in two countries separated by a huge pond!

11/14/2025

Well we need to move to get things moving m, right?

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11/13/2025

Well, I don’t have my lippy on!!!

10/08/2025

Happy National Midwifery Week to midwives everywhere!

I celebrate my colleagues, past and present, for their tireless dedication to empowering women and families.

Our work is incredibly rewarding, yet also presents challenges that can be emotionally demanding.

Despite the obstacles, we persevere, driven by our passion for making a difference.

I salute each and every one of you for your remarkable work, and I am inspired by the resilience and compassion that defines our profession.

Together, we are catalysts for positive change, and I am honored to be part of this community.

We hold the BEST job in the world!

09/03/2025

Midwives Rock

Midwifery care =fewer infant emergency visits. Thanks Canada for the study and the model of care! Whole paper here https://obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1471-0528.18346?campaign=wolearlyview

07/04/2025

Wishing everyone a

06/18/2025

Midwives role is extensive and covers many aspects of care.

Most importantly, midwives are PRESENT throughout one’s pregnancy journey.
This is a unique quality and one of immense importance.

A midwife’s ‘Presence’ means:
*They get to know their client’s and their families
*They LISTEN to those whom seek their services
*They Offer SUPPORT and Guidance
*They provide evidence based education
*They work in partnership with those under their care
*Midwives ‘Network’ with and ‘Collaborate’ with multidisciplinary professionals
*They enable people to retain THEIR autonomy
*Midwives ADVOCATE for their client’s

WHO's emphasis on midwives' roles can lead to better pregnancy outcomes by:

1. Encouraging personalized care:
Continuous support from midwives fosters trust and understanding.
2. Risk management:
Midwives can identify potential issues and collaborate with physicians if/when need arises.
3. Holistic approach: Multidisciplinary care considers physical, emotional, and social aspects of care.

By promoting this approach, WHO aims to reduce disparities and improve maternal and infant health worldwide.

Seeking Midwifery Care offers a multitude of benefits with optimal outcomes.

The World Health Organization (WHO) today released new guidance to help countries adopt and expand midwifery models of care - where midwives serve as the main care provider for women and babies throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period.