Are you thinking about becoming a midwife, but you’re not sure what kind of midwife you should be or what training options would be best for you? This collection of 23 articles by Midwifery Today magazine writers is designed to help you answer these questions and sift through the various options available to aspiring midwives in the United States.
Cover photo by Eva Diana Iguaran—evadiana.com
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Photo by Alissa De Leva
This article first summarizes some of the history of how midwifery has been taught and advocates for individualized, personalized instruction and some expected conflicts with the current system and how it is still evolving Read more…. Midwifery Education: A Brief History and Thoughts for the Future
The decision to become a midwife is one of the most important you will ever make, right up there with getting married or having a baby. Becoming a midwife will affect your life that much; it will become your very identity. Becoming a midwife isn’t just choosing a profession, it is answering a calling that has chosen you and will be you.
Contributing editor Sister MorningStar recounts the magical, sacred home waterbirth of her newest grandchild, Sophie. Read more…. Welcoming Sophie
