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*Originally posted 3/13/20, most recently updated 11/19/20.* There is no doubt that coronavirus/COVID-19 has been on your mind. Our clients' health and safety is always at the top of our priorities. Keeping our team and our community healthy is also vitally important. We take our commitment to our clients very seriously. We have been continuingly reevaluating how we can keep…
By: Kate Saumweber Hogan, CPM, LM When we meet with families who are looking to choose a midwife, we are often asked about the statistics available for Twin Cities Midwifery’s home birth practice. While we do gather data, the small size of our practice brings the usefulness of these particular rates into question. With such a small pool of data,…
We often get asked by families what they should register for. We reached out to TCM families what they suggest are must-haves after baby arrives: Prefolds for burp cloths and any other baby messes Waterproof mat for your bed if bedsharing Lots of 0-3 month footy pajamas that zip from the foot for easy diaper changes in those first weeks.…
Below is an outline from our recent TCM event on this topic. Please feel free to talk with your midwife if you are wanting to dive deeper into any of these ideas! What is a Babymoon? A babymoon is a revered period of time after the birth of a new baby during which parents and family can pause all other…
To help balance blood sugar and decrease nausea (as well as grow a healthy baby), it is important to get protein with meals and snacks throughout the day. It seems like we are always brainstorming protein ideas with clients, as it is so typical for food not to sound great, or for us all to get in our ruts and…
By: Kate Saumweber Hogan, CPM, LM Here you'll find a quick snapshot of TCM's statistics, but I'd recommend heading over to the full stats posts to get the details! This first image shows what the journey looks like from establishing care to birth. You'll see that most of our client's births happen at home, as planned. However, some pregnancies end…
When we meet with families who are looking to choose a midwife, we are often asked about the statistics available for Twin Cities Midwifery’s home birth practice. While we do gather data, the small size of our practice brings the usefulness of these particular rates into question. With such a small pool of data, how statistically significant would these numbers…