Ruach Midwifery

05/11/2026

To the mother who is, the mother who was, and the mother who will be. ❤️

It’s an honor to know you, serve you, and witness the way you transform with each birth and baby.

I get to be a midwife because you choose one of the most selfless and powerful roles of all: motherhood.

Happy Mother’s Day to every kind of mother and every season of motherhood. You truly make the world go round!

05/06/2026

Today is International Day of the Midwife, and I can’t help but reflect on what an honor it is to walk alongside women and families during some of the most transformative moments of their lives!

Midwives are so much more than birth attendants. We are educators, advocates, witnesses, protectors, encouragers, and steady hands in sacred moments.

This year feels especially meaningful as I celebrate the anniversary of passing my NARM exam and continuing to grow into the calling I once only dreamed about.

To every midwife catching babies, holding space, supporting mothers, and pouring into families: thank you.

And to every family who has trusted me with their care: thank you for allowing me to do work that I love so deeply.

Happy International Day of the Midwife ✨

03/17/2026

I’m so excited to announce we have just a few spots left for our first gathering!

Join us for Bread & Butter Births, a cozy prenatal gathering where we’ll share fresh artisan bread (ya girl’s a baker 💁🏾‍♀️), enjoy a light lunch, and talk about preparing for a birth smooth as butter.

Local birth worker and childbirth educator Michaela Gray (.academy) will guide a conversation about the physiological birth process and how we can support our bodies during pregnancy to help labor unfold naturally.

We’ll end with a Q&A, and everyone will take home a pre-prepped artisan bread dough ready to bake in their own oven.

Come enjoy community, fresh bread and birth education

Saturday, March 21 11am – 1pm
$25 per mom

Limited spots remaining.
Message me to reserve one!

03/15/2026

Before hospitals dominated birth, there were the Granny Midwives.

Black women in the American South who carried generations of birth knowledge, cared for entire communities, and safely delivered thousands of babies long before obstetrics became what it is today.

They were teachers, healers, advocates, and protectors of mothers and babies.

Yet many of these women were pushed out of their work through racism, regulation, and the rise of hospital birth; even as modern obstetrics adopted many of the practices they had been using for generations.

Today on National Black Midwives Day, I honor the women who laid the foundation for midwifery and maternal care in this country.

Their wisdom, resilience, and commitment to community care shaped the way birth is understood and supported today.

As a Black midwife, I am deeply honored that I’m walking a path they helped clear.

We stand on their shoulders. 🤎

03/13/2026

Turns out building a midwifery practices makes you kinda busy!

The past six months have been full of catching babies, supporting mothers, building community, and soaking in all that this little dream has become.

If you’ve been here since the beginning of Ruach even with my lack of posting or just joining thank you for being part of the journey! Who would I be without all of you cool peeps?

I’ll be on here more often, I think, maybe, we’ll see 😉





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02/15/2026

There’s so many great midwives in town, make sure you have at least one on speed dial! ❤️❤️❤️

11/26/2025

The cozy months are rolling in, but summer babes will be earthside before we know it!
My 2026 calendar is open and home birth spots are filling quickly.
Head to the link in my bio to book a consultation to see if in-home personalized midwifery care is right for you!

*Returning client or wondering if a slot is still open? Message me!

11/14/2025

It’s such an honor to be part of this year’s NARM Board election process. This is an exciting and historic moment of growth and change for the CPM community, and your participation helps shape what comes next!

If you’re a CPM, student, or public member, I hope you’ll take a moment to vote before the end of the month. Your voice shapes the direction of our credential, our community, and the future of midwifery.

Membership and Voting Voting: October 28 - November 30Make your voice count in defining excellence in midwifery care.NARM provisional members help shape the organization that sets the standard for the CPM credential. Your membership gives you voting rights in our first-ever board election, as

10/31/2025

This Halloween edition isn’t about monsters or ghosts, It’s about the things that should give us chills in maternity care:
Coercion disguised as consent
Fear-based care
Dismissing our bodies and wisdom

Birth doesn’t have to be frightening! With education, support, and respect it’s sacred, powerful, and safe. 🧡

10/15/2025

Some moments ask us to pause. To breathe. To remember.
Today on Pregnancy & Infant Remembrance Day we honor the little ones who are forever held in love. 🤍

Tiny lives who whispered love into the world, the hearts that beat for only a moment.

To the parents who carry love in the shape of longing,
you are not alone.
Your baby’s light still shines through you, illuminating a love that time cannot fade.

Tonight at 7pm, we join the Wave of Light a candle for every life, a glow for every story, a prayer for every heart.

09/20/2025

Did you know cutting the cord isn’t the only way to separate baby from their placenta?

Cord burning is a gentle, ceremonial alternative. It’s done after the cord has completely stopped pulsing, allowing families to slow down, connect with the moment, and honor baby’s transition to life outside the womb.

All you need is a cord burning box (or even a pan wrapped in foil), two candles, and a little patience. Some families use this time to share blessings, hopes, or intentions for their baby’s life as the cord slowly separates. (Ask me if I cry every time hearing their words 🥲)
Cord burning makes for a beautiful way to bring reverence and mindfulness into the first moments earthside.

Would you choose cord burning for your birth?