Wild Womb Midwifery and Wellness

09/01/2026

✨ Patiently waiting for the mothers who trust birth to find us. ✨

The mothers who believe their bodies were designed with wisdom.

The mothers who want a team that understands physiological birth and knows that sometimes the best thing we can do is simply observe, protect the space, and let birth unfold.

The mothers who value experience—not just knowledge from a textbook, but skilled, hands-on care from midwives who have spent countless hours supporting women through pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum.

We are patiently waiting for the mothers who want to be deeply supported without being unnecessarily managed.

Who want guidance without losing autonomy.

Who want skilled hands nearby, but not constantly interfering.

Who understand that birth deserves both respect and preparation.

If you’re looking for a team that trusts physiological birth, values the natural design of the body, and brings extensive hands-on experience into your birth space…

Maybe you’ve been looking for us, too. 🤍

Wild Womb Midwifery 🌿

08/18/2026

If this is your vibe reach out!

08/12/2026

We have a lot of things we personally feel comfortable recommending that some may consider controversial—and that’s okay. 🤍

The beautiful thing is that the clients who choose to work with us are usually very aligned with our approach and the things we believe in. But if our philosophy doesn’t feel like a good fit for you, that’s completely okay. You should never choose a midwife whose approach doesn’t align with your own values and comfort level.

One of the biggest things we encourage our clients to do is listen to their intuition. That should always be a priority.

If raw milk, tinctures, a certain herb, or anything else doesn’t feel right to you—we don’t want you to do it simply because we recommend it.

Your birth and your care are YOURS.

We will educate you, give you the information we have, answer your questions, and support you in making the decisions that feel right for you and your family. 🤍

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to pregnancy, birth, or motherhood—and we wouldn’t want there to be.

08/04/2026

What would you add?

07/31/2026

All this baby knows is peace and love 🥹🤍

07/28/2026

Reasons to follow or unfollow us.

07/20/2026

Birth affirmations for the partners

07/18/2026

Why we gotta do it?!

07/18/2026

07/18/2026

✨ Why it’s worth advocating for delayed cord clamping ✨

Many hospitals define delayed cord clamping as waiting 30–60 seconds, or sometimes up to 3 minutes, before clamping the cord(we wait about an hour on average). While that does provide important benefits, many families choose to wait even longer—often until the cord has stopped pulsating and becomes white and limp.

So why the rush?

The placenta is still supporting your baby after birth. As long as blood continues to flow through the umbilical cord, your baby is receiving:

-More blood volume to support the transition to life outside the womb.
-Additional iron stores that can help reduce the risk of iron deficiency during infancy.
-Stem cells that may play a role in tissue repair and immune function.
-Continued oxygenated blood while your baby makes the transition to breathing independently.

For babies who are slow to establish breathing, there is growing research suggesting that maintaining an intact umbilical cord during initial stabilization may support a smoother transition.

Every birth is unique, and there are situations where immediate cord clamping is medically necessary. But when mother and baby are stable, allowing the cord to finish its job is often a simple, evidence-based practice that can benefit newborn health.

The umbilical cord isn’t “just a cord”—it’s your baby’s lifeline until the placental circulation naturally comes to an end.

How long did your provider wait?