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Press Release by MCCPM St. Paul, Minn.—The number of Minnesota babies born outside of a hospital setting rose by 156 percent from 2004 to 2012, according to birth certificate data from the Minnesota Department of Health. More than 1.3 percent of births (904 babies) in Minnesota in 2012 occurred outside of a hospital—mainly in homes and freestanding birth centers—up from…
Twin Cities Midwifery is excited to announce its 2014 holiday coloring contest! We invite children of all ages to pull out their crayons, markers, and finger paints, and create a seasonal picture for Twin Cities Midwifery. The winner will be featured on this year’s holiday greeting card, which will be sent out to all of our families. Runner-ups will be…
We had SO much fun this year at the annual picnic! A huge thanks to Megan Crown Photography for being there and capturing these great photos. Everyone loved the magic show and balloons by Ryan Hogan Magic. One little boy said it was the best the best day of his life, he was so impressed with the magic show! I've…
I love when moms are willing to share their story on the blog. This one is so incredibly sweet, and I can almost promise that you will need to dry your eyes by the end of it. Thanks so much mama, for sharing this story with us. You are so beautiful, and so strong, and it has been such an…
Last week was World Breastfeeding Week. Over the course of the week I loved seeing so many breastfeeding stories pop up on Facebook and in my email box. I noticed a lot of celebrity breastfeeding photos, which I thought was great. But seeing them made me wish that I was seeing photos of more local mamas nursing as well. I…
I already have my carrot top soup on the blog, but this season we have gotten a lot of carrots with tops, and Ryan wanted to find a new way to use them all. He is an amazing chef, and he just whipped this up out of his head. It is sooo yummy! It is the only way that our…
I am a big advocate for maternity photos. During pregnancy most moms think they'll always remember what their body looked like and felt like, with baby curled up in their womb. But then baby arrives and (eventually) the body goes back to "normal," or finds a new shape, and it can be hard to remember where each of those curves…