With Women in Labor: Why and How Midwives Provide Labor Support
In times of stress and transformation, most people find the support of a trusted person to be a valuable tool. Challenges become manageable and fear can turn into
Read moreIn times of stress and transformation, most people find the support of a trusted person to be a valuable tool. Challenges become manageable and fear can turn into
Read moreNote: this article has been updated by Reb Huggins, CNM since originally written by Jabke Buesseler, CNM (now retired) in September, 2010. Most people know that midwives have
Read moreYour first positive pregnancy test marks the beginning of years of parenting decisions–big and small–and the choice of where to give birth and with whom is among the
Read moreThis post was written by Morghan Milagrosa, CNM, WHNP-BC, formerly of WHA’s Tualatin office. While Morghan is no longer with WHA, this is still great advice! From the
Read moreAs your baby’s due date draws nearer, most birthing people begin to think about who they want in the room during their labor, which may last for many
Read morePregnancy is full of anticipation, and it seems to start from the very beginning. Many patients are able to figure out their due dates immediately after their home
Read moreEvery pregnant woman understands that at some point around the time of her due date, she will likely begin to experience the first signs of labor. Many are
Read moreAlmost as soon as expectant mothers (and fathers!) confirm a pregnancy, many important questions come to mind. Is my baby healthy? Will I be a good parent? What
Read moreIt’s not uncommon for pregnant women to come down with a cold at least once during their nine months of pregnancy. It’s important to take extra care to
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