This New Zealand native is passionate about health. Sarah Stewart is a health professional and is dedicated to educating her readers about childbirth, the need for midwives and health in general. She has a recent post announcing the upcoming Virtual International Day of the Midwife, which is a great example of her loyalty to midwives and others in healt field.
This passionate midwife shares her life, family, and occupation for all to learn and grow from. Joy Johnston is a great example of a lady who strives to serve her fellow midwives with her vast information and personal experience.
Lori Wrankle blogs about everything women and birth. She is a traditional midwife and runs her own midwife business. Lori writes about everything that she finds meaningful and worth questioning. See her recent hysterectomy and breast feeding posts.
Knowledge is everything when it comes to birthing your children. Glean from the experience of a doula and Nurse-Midwife who can help you make informed decisions.
A great, informative resource for both expectant mothers and midwives, written by a "[b]irth advocate, postpartum doula, childbirth educator and birth doula-in-training." This blog is visually exciting and incorporates multimedia.
This is an interesting blog because this midwife, after helping with homebirths, recently began focusing on hospital births. Check out the archives for a wealth of information about the pros and cons of giving birth at home.
This blog takes a close look at many aspects of being a midwife, including assisting with births, and all the paperwork that goes with it. There is also a great post about postnatal care.
As a midwife, this blogger knows a thing or two about what new mothers should expect, and even includes a post titled, “Letter to a First-Time Mother.” There is also a beautiful photo essay of a homebirth, with lots of smiling faces.
my journey to becoming a midwife
