Five basic advantages...
Discover why planned home births, attended by an experienced midwife, have excellent outcomes, both for mothers and babies. Learn More»
Midwives have been attending women during pregnancy and birth since the beginning of time. Care with a modern midwife is truly an art form - combining the guiding, healing hands of one's most trusted advisor and nurturer with today's knowledge, science and medicine. This fusion is what sets midwives apart from most doctors. Learn More»

Visit “In My Mother’s House” Blog, featuring Sheila, the Miami Midwife, discussing her philosophy as a midwife on a wide range of topics on all the important issues affecting women’s reproductive health and traditional midwifery . Learn More»
For Partners: Congratulations! We are pregnant – though she is carrying your child safely in her womb, you're all in this together. So here are somethings to consider which will help you both get through the next 40-or so weeks. Learn More»
After the Birth: Support for new parents: Brushing up on these tips can help first-time parents feel confident about caring for a newborn in no time. Learn More»
’Birth is...’
’not only about making babies. Birth is about making mothers...strong, competent, capable mothers who trust themselves and know their inner strength.’
- Barbara Katz Rothman
’Attending births is like growing roses...’
’You have to marvel at the ones that just open up and bloom at the first kiss of the sun but you wouldn't dream of pulling open the petals of the tightly closed buds and forcing them to blossom to your time line.’
- Gloria Lemay
’Midwives see birth as...’
’ a miracle and only mess with it if there's a problem; doctors see birth as a problem and if they don't mess with it, it's a miracle!’
- Barbara Harper
’Every ’hospital’ intervention is...’
’a lesson in who really owns your body and your baby's body.’
- Jock Doubleday
’There is power that comes to women when they give birth...’
’ They don't ask for it, it simply invades them. Accumulates like clouds on the horizon and passes through, carrying the child with it.’
- Sheryl Feldman