The Hamilton Midwives

The Hamilton Midwives Midwives are health care providers who specialize in low risk pregnancy, labour, birth and postpartu

Providing comprehensive prenatal, labour, birth and postpartum care to families in Hamilton since 1994.

Come hang out in the park and grab an ice cream! We’d love to see all THM clients and families there.
06/23/2026

Come hang out in the park and grab an ice cream! We’d love to see all THM clients and families there.

06/10/2026
Check out Hamilton Family Health Team for help finding a family doctor!
05/13/2026

Check out Hamilton Family Health Team for help finding a family doctor!

05/10/2026

And for all the partners and support folks….we got you. Get • 5 Last Minute Mother’s Day gift ideas!!! 🫡

Mother’s Day can be a joyous, beautiful, complicated, and painful day- just like moms and mother figures, this day holds...
05/10/2026

Mother’s Day can be a joyous, beautiful, complicated, and painful day- just like moms and mother figures, this day holds multitudes. We acknowledge everyone today who is celebrating, struggling and everything in between.

Get  •  Happy International Day of the Midwife 💜 Today, we celebrate midwives everywhere: the professionals who make saf...
05/05/2026

Get • Happy International Day of the Midwife 💜

Today, we celebrate midwives everywhere: the professionals who make safe, respectful and person-centred care possible for millions of pregnant people, newborns and families every day.

This year’s theme, One Million More Midwives, is both a celebration and a call to action. It recognises the incredible impact midwives already have — saving lives, improving experiences of care, and strengthening communities — while highlighting the urgent need to invest in many more. We must support midwives to practise their full scope so that health systems are stronger, outcomes are better, and rights are upheld.

Today, we celebrate everything midwives are — and everything they make possible. And we keep pushing for a world where everyone has access to a midwife’s care.

Join our virtual event today, at the link in bio.

Get  •  On Red Dress Day, we honour and remember the Indigenous women, girls and Two‑Spirit people who have gone missing...
05/05/2026

Get • On Red Dress Day, we honour and remember the Indigenous women, girls and Two‑Spirit people who have gone missing or have been murdered in Canada.

PCMCH acknowledges the significant barriers Indigenous women, girls and Two‑Spirit people continue to face within the healthcare, child welfare and justice systems. Working in partnership with Indigenous organizations, we are committed to addressing these inequities and supporting a safer, healthier Ontario.

Learn more about the significance of by reading the MMIWG Final Report. Click on the link in our bio.

04/26/2026

Get • Let’s talk about N.E.S.T.S.
Nutrition, Exercise, Sleep, Time to yourself, Support
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This simple framework for mental health support is helpful if you are struggling with your mental heath — not just postpartum!
We all need these elements to support our mental health and it’s a good place to start if you’re struggling with your mental health.

Posted  •  “Is this really labour?” they asked their doula. This wasn’t what they imagined it would look like.“Their dou...
04/24/2026

Posted • “Is this really labour?” they asked their doula.

This wasn’t what they imagined it would look like.

“Their doula reassured them with some helpful information: from a clinical perspective, they were experiencing pre-labour, but from her perspective, the baby and the client’s body were doing some important work together. Those crampy contractions were moving the cervix from a posterior position to line up with the birth canal, helping the cervix to soften, thin out and possibly dilate a little. Even better, the pre-labour contractions were nudging the baby further into the pelvis. The birthing parent’s body wasn’t just wasting time—it knew what it was doing! And that’s the key; trusting that there is no rush and that in time, contractions will strengthen and the work of labouring will begin.”
- Lenore Kilmartin

Click the link in our bio to read our blog post titled Understanding Pre-labour written my Lenore Kilmartin

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Address

600-25 Charlton Avenue East
Hamilton, ON
L8N1Y2

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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