Mountain Home Birth

02/17/2026

AL & TN Availability — Now Serving Clients for 2026 🌿
At Mountain Home Birth & Midwifery, we bring over a decade of experience to every family we serve — from comprehensive prenatal care through delivery and postpartum. We’re honored to support families across NE Alabama and metro Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Research consistently supports midwifery-led homebirth for low-risk pregnancies — and so many mothers are discovering what it offers: personalized care, full informed consent, standardized prenatal testing, nutritional counseling, education and the space to birth with confidence in the comfort of your own home.

You don’t have to choose between evidence and intuition. The best birth experiences honor both.

Spots are limited and filling fast. If homebirth has been on your heart, we’d love to offer you a free consultation.
770-421-5927

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01/24/2026

Plan wisely. (And contact us if you have need of our services.)

01/15/2026

I believe this to be so.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas! 🎄
This Christmas, my heart is full of gratitude.
Thank you to every mother who has trusted me with the sacred work of bringing your baby into the world. Your strength, your courage, your love - these are gifts I witness but never take for granted.
Thank you to every family who has welcomed me into your most intimate, powerful moments. Being present for your births is not just my work - it’s my honor and my joy.
The Christmas story reminds us that birth has always mattered deeply. Every baby is a miracle. Every mother is a bearer of hope. And I am so incredibly grateful to walk alongside you in these life-changing moments.
To the families I’ve served this year: you have blessed my life more than you know. To those preparing to welcome their babies: I can’t wait to meet your little ones in the new year.
Wishing you a Christmas filled with love, peace, and the profound joy that comes from treasuring what matters most. ✨
Thank you for trusting me with your journey.

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12/15/2025

Midwife skills to check on, because IF we have an issue, it’s usually one of these three…

When interviewing your homebirth midwife, make sure she has these skills and that she talks in depth about them.

09/27/2025

Yes, to all of this. 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻Especially as my practice gets busier. And please feel free to text me again if you haven’t heard from me to bump your need to the top of the attention list.

07/15/2025

🌿✨ Book your free online video consult here: https://tinyurl.com/Midwifeconsult

There’s something truly special about welcoming your little one in a familiar, nurturing environment of your own home, surrounded by loved ones. We are here to support you every step of the way, ensuring a safe and joyful birth experience tailored to your unique needs.

Since our calendar is filling up quickly, we encourage you to reach out soon if you’re considering a homebirth. We offer a free consultation where we can discuss your birth plan, answer any questions, and help you envision what your homebirth journey could look like. This initial meeting is all about you—your hopes, your dreams, and your preferences for this beautiful chapter in your life. 🌈

Don’t wait to take this important step toward a more personalized birthing experience. Schedule your consultation today and let us help you create the birth story you’ve always dreamed of. We can’t wait to meet you and support your family’s journey into parenthood! 💖

01/17/2025

Posted • .nacpm.midwives We are proud to take part of Georgia’s first ever consensus bill. 💥
What is a consensus bill? A consensus bill means that we got every type of midwife we could find to the table. This included hours of discussion, going line by line over every word in our proposed bill language for the Georgia Licensed Midwife Act.
🙏🏼Georgia faces a maternal health crisis. We do not have time to play around, attack each other, or grapple for power. We need all the midwives helping, NOW.
✊🏼This bill is midwives of many pathways standing in solidarity with one another, demanding change.
1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣There are four proposed routes to licensure, in addition to decriminalization for midwives who do not seek licensure
🖤Our commitment is to advance the midwifery profession without causing further damage. We did not shift our standards- midwifery requires training and skill. We did the hard work of including midwives who have different perspectives from one another, knowing that only good things can come from this effort.

01/03/2025

Exciting news! Our schedule is nearly full, but we still have a few spots available for August and September births. If you’re expecting and considering midwifery care, now’s the time to secure your spot. Let us support you on your journey! 🌿🤍

01/01/2025

As we reflect on 2024, we are filled with immense gratitude for the families who chose and trusted Mountain Home Birth & Midwifery for their home birth journeys. Together, we celebrated 27 births, each one a unique and beautiful story of love, strength, and connection.

Thank you to the families who welcomed us into their homes and hearts. It’s an honor to serve this incredible community and witness the power of birthing families. Here’s to more empowering births in 2025! 💕

12/13/2024

So glad to see this! Vaginal birth should absolutely be an option with twin pregnancies.

First study of twin home birth published with PLOS ONE!
To read & download (free PDF): bit.ly/twinhomebirth

Kanab, UT, December 11, 2024, 2:00 pm EST -

This study follows 100 sets of twins attended at home by an obstetrician, the first publication looking exclusively at twin home birth. Overall, 91.3% of women gave birth vaginally, compared a national average of 25.2% for twin pregnancies. Most women with twin pregnancies in a hospital setting have few options but cesarean section, even though the evidence shows no benefit to surgery for the majority of cases. This study demonstrates that a home setting that supports physiological birth can yield excellent outcomes and a high vaginal birth rate.

The authors comment:

"Properly selected, motivated twin mothers can successfully birth in a home setting, if they have a supportive environment, a skilled practitioner, and a competent team of birth workers. Vaginal birth of twins, regardless of presentation (breech or cephalic) or birth location, is a reasonable option with excellent success rates in skilled hands and should be offered. Residency training programs should reinstitute the teaching of these skills to ensure that women desiring hospital births are not pushed outside the system. Professional medical organizations and state legislatures should recognize the value and dedication of midwifery care in the community and stop limiting choices, under the guise of safety, that rightfully belong to the pregnant woman. The goal should be to create a nurturing environment, where each woman is treated with dignity, compassion, and respect by a skilled twin practitioner and where her choices are not just tolerated but enthusiastically supported."

To read the study: bit.ly/twinhomebirth

If you would like more information about this publication, please call 805-455-8618 or email admin@birthinginstincts.com. For more information about the authors and their organizations, please visit Birthing Instincts (http://www.birthinginstincts.com) and Breech Without Borders (http://www.breechwithoutborders.org).

Contact: Raquel Hernandez
Phone: 805-455-8618
Email: admin@birthinginstincts.com

You are invited to read and comment on the paper.