Growing Homebirth. By Tammi Heap Mar 2015 We as humans trust in the physiological miracle of the baby – from conception, through to the perfect form of a newborn baby. The perfect synchrony of nature, of our cells, and our hormones in our bodies, creating this most...
Winter Warmers. By Lynette Hill Jun 2016 Welcome to the winter! I hope you are keeping warm. Are you at the mercy of winter each year? Do those dreaded colds and flus leave you and your family with runny noses, coughs, sore throats, headaches, fevers and fatigue...
We follow midwives and students. By Amy Towle, Christie Grace-Beck Mar 2014 For as long as I can remember, I always knew I would be a midwife. When the time was right, I packed my bags, left my home and headed to Dunedin to start my journey into Midwifery. There my...
We follow midwives and midwifery students. By L Kelly, L Pansino, A Towle & C Grace-Beck Jun 2014 Lian Pansino – 3rd year midwifery student With Women The following reflection was written during 3rd year of midwifery elective placement in Te Marae Ora hospital in...
We follow midwifery students. By Lian Pansino and Christie-Grace Beck Sep 2014 Lian Pansino – Midwifery Student 3rd Year The nomadic student lifestyle has brought me to the Western Bay of Plenty – and although it lacks the warm weather of the tropics, it still manages...
Toy Midwifery Kit. By Home Birth Aotearoa Sep 2015 Toy doctors and nurses kits are often found in abundance, but toy midwifery kits are really not commonplace. Which is why we decided to make one for ourselves, midwives are so important to our communities, and they...
