Category Archives: Birth
Scrabble Charms – Birth Place or Thumbprints
While visiting my parents last month my mother taught me how to make these little map charms. They can be used as ornaments for the holidays, necklaces, keychains, or you can stick a magnet on the back instead. We found … Continue reading
Sneak Peak – Baby J
This little one caught me off guard by deciding to arrive before I was even officially on call! Thankfully his mom had been giving me some warning that something may be happening and I was able to get out the … Continue reading
Sneak Peak IV – Dad
It is incredible to witness a woman become a mother – it’s also incredible to see a man become a father. While watching a firstborn arrive and seeing that shift is really neat, it’s also fascinating to me when I … Continue reading
Sneak Peak III – The Midwife
This was the third baby caught by their midwife, and she happens to be the midwife who caught three of mine as well! (This family birthed with her first and introduced me to her midwife so safe to say we … Continue reading
Sneak Peak II – Details
So much of a birth story is remembered in the little details – the coping techniques, the music, the birth timeline this dad was keeping, the tiny hat the big sister had made to welcome her new baby sister, the … Continue reading
Sneak Peak – Welcoming Baby Haley
Almost five years ago I was called one evening and invited to attend the sweet, beautiful birth of the handsome little guy in these photos. Earlier this week I received a similar message one evening asking me to return for … Continue reading
FREE Waterbirth Presentation for Parents
If you are local then come check out the waterbirth workshop being presented free for the community by a visiting midwife from the UK. You can download the PDF at this link: Waterbirth Workshop It’s Thursday evening, September 26th at … Continue reading
Sneak Peak – Baby M
I like to stay in touch with my clients as they get closer to their estimated due date, and especially as they go past that date. I know they are probably being bombarded with phone calls, texts, and emails every … Continue reading