The Nesting Place

01/16/2026

The roads are an ice skating rink. Just text the main line if you'd like to reschedule your appointment tomorrow!

01/15/2026

Happy New Year from your Nesting Place Midwives! All the 2025 babies on the tree!

01/10/2026

Looking over our stats from 2025. Of the families that went to term (36wks and above) in our care only 2 cesarean sections. (Only 1 with those that started labor with us!)
78 births
8 transfers in labor (only 1 urgent)

Biggest baby of 2025 was 11lb 5oz
Smallest baby of 2025 was 5lb 1oz!

12/08/2025

Can you believe we were having way too much fun to take pictures? So grateful for such an amazing and fantastic team. 2025 isn't quite a wrap (I think the end of the year is gonna be a whirlwind) but glad we could sneak in a lovely celebration of another year loving on moms and babies!

12/08/2025

"Every woman deserves truth, nuance, and support - especially when navigating risk."

11/24/2025

When you buy the "temu" version of the very expensive obstetrical complications torso and baby so you have to make a few adjustments of your own. 😂 (Im epoxy-ing the inside so its slick and more easily wipeable)

11/20/2025

Dealing with Diastasis Recti? Pelvic Floor issues? Here is a resource you can do completely at home! Intro sessions are free to see if it's a good fit for you.

Heal your core with expert pelvic floor and diastasis recti therapy by Kelly Dean, MPT. Clinically-proven programs for strength and recovery in your own home.

11/18/2025

11/15/2025

Thoughts on Homebirth Transfer by Mary Esther MalloyI’ll begin with a perspective on homebirth offered by a woman I worked with a few years ago. She said, “I am hiring a birth professional for the care I want. I hope I give birth at home, but I understand that there is a continuum of where I might give birth—home or hospital. What matters to me is that I will have my midwife with me. I think of it more as hiring a person I trust than planning a birth in my home.” Her attitude struck me as a very open place from which to enter birth. She was passionate about what she wanted (a high level of individualized care from a birth professional she trusted), and there was an ease about the birth itself.
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11/15/2025

Sometimes people think midwifery is all about the wonderful squish of new life we get to witness... but sometimes its walking beside families in their grief of a longed for pregnancy ending too soon. We as midwives grieve alongside these families and share in their heartache when a pregnancy loss happens.

Even though 1 in 3 pregnancies end in loss, it doesn't make it any less hard when its happening to you. Its heartbreaking and your midwives want you to know we love you and your families and our hearts break with you.