Magnolia Birth House

Magnolia Birth House Magnolia is the first and only community-founded women’s health and birth center in Miami-Dade Cou

At the birth center, midwives, mental health professionals, family educators and a
community of other professionals provide women and families with prenatal, birth, and postpartum care; childbirth education; breastfeeding help and gynecological services. All women and their newborn babies deserve the best, and we created a beautiful, personalized, state-of-the-art facility specifically designed to meet their needs. The Birth Center is intended be inclusive of all midwives in our community and will open its doors to populations who may traditionally feel unwelcome in standard healthcare facilities, including GLBT individuals, the working poor, recent immigrants and adolescents.

Do you and your family wish to feel truly supported and encouraged during every step of your pregnancy journey? Magnolia...
08/28/2025

Do you and your family wish to feel truly supported and encouraged during every step of your pregnancy journey? Magnolia’s comfortable, welcoming environment does just that.⁠

Giving birth is a transformative experience, and our team is committed to enhancing your experience through informed choices and connection to community.⁠

Are you interested in prenatal care and birth services at Magnolia? Request a free consultation at the link in our bio!⁠

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Preparing for Hospital Birth 🏥⁠⁠There are many reasons why a transfer from the birth center to the hospital could be nec...
08/27/2025

Preparing for Hospital Birth 🏥⁠

There are many reasons why a transfer from the birth center to the hospital could be necessary, and most of them are not emergencies. In fact, only 1% of transfers are emergencies.⁠

But sometimes plans change, and the hospital becomes the safest place to give birth. That’s why we offer “Preparing for Hospital Birth.” In this online class, we discuss:⁠

🏥 Informed decision making⁠

🏥 Standard hospital protocols⁠

🏥 The art of negotiation⁠

🏥 Creating a birth plan⁠

🏥 How to communicate with your care provider⁠

🏥 Resolving differing expectations between you and your partner/family⁠

🏥 What is done in the nursery⁠

🏥 Breastfeeding support in the immediate postpartum⁠

The next time this class will be available is Wednesday, September 3, from 6-8 p.m. To sign up, click the link in our bio!⁠

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Did you know that we have toys available at the birth center? If you bring your baby or toddler with you for prenatal ap...
08/26/2025

Did you know that we have toys available at the birth center? If you bring your baby or toddler with you for prenatal appointments, they can play with these toys while you fill out paperwork, talk with the staff, and visit with the midwife.⁠

This is just one way we welcome whole families into the birth center. Looking for family-centered care? Request a free consultation at Magnolia at the link in our bio!⁠

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It’s Black Breastfeeding Week! 🎉 Going on today through August 31, this annual event is in its 14th year of celebrating ...
08/25/2025

It’s Black Breastfeeding Week! 🎉 Going on today through August 31, this annual event is in its 14th year of celebrating breastfeeding.

For 2025, the theme is “Boots on the Ground: Rooted in Breastfeeding Success, Grounded in Community.” It’s a call to highlight our history of community support and the role of community-centered organizations in making breast/body feeding work for Black families.

At Magnolia, our team is humbled and honored to support you on your lactation journey. We are dedicated to helping Black families while breastfeeding and guiding you toward the resources you need to have a successful lactation journey. 🤱🏾

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One of the things we check during the newborn exam is body temperature. 🌡️⁠⁠Immediately after birth, babies often have a...
08/21/2025

One of the things we check during the newborn exam is body temperature. 🌡️⁠

Immediately after birth, babies often have a difficult time regulating their own temperature. Skin-to-skin contact with Mom, Dad, or another loved one can help, and we support and encourage those cuddles during your time at the birth center. 💚⁠

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Are you pregnant and considering birth center care? A free consultation with us is a great way to explore your options!⁠...
08/20/2025

Are you pregnant and considering birth center care? A free consultation with us is a great way to explore your options!⁠

Consultations are an opportunity to ask questions, tour the space, and meet some of our team members. It’s an obligation-free appointment to discuss your options with us.⁠

In addition, this time allows us to get to know you, answer your questions, and provide you with information about midwifery care and other local resources. We enjoy getting to meet you and your family, so please feel free to bring a partner or support person who may be deeply involved with your prenatal and postpartum care.⁠

During consultations, we generally discuss:⁠

🤰🏾 Your previous pregnancy and birth experiences (if any⁠

🗓️ Your estimated due date (which we will help you identify if you don’t know)⁠

📂 A brief review of your health history⁠

✨️ Your hopes and desires for this pregnancy and birth⁠

🩺 Whether midwifery care is a good option for you⁠

❤️‍🩹 The services we provide⁠

Though not required, it can be helpful to prepare some information to bring along with you to the initial consultation. This might include your insurance information, any previous health records related to this pregnancy, and a list of questions you and your family have.⁠

If you are transferring care late in your pregnancy, please attempt to request your current pregnancy’s medical records prior to your consultation with us. This allows us to see your labwork, pregnancy history, and previous prenatal visits so that we can better advise you during your consultation as to whether transferring into our care is a good option for you.⁠⁠⁠⁠
To request a free consultation, call 786-953-6534 or fill out our online form. Link in bio!⁠

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Newborn hearing screening is a really important assessment that we offer at Magnolia.⁠⁠Two out of 1,000 babies born in t...
08/19/2025

Newborn hearing screening is a really important assessment that we offer at Magnolia.⁠

Two out of 1,000 babies born in the United States have some degree of hearing loss, a statistic that makes it one of the most common health conditions at birth.⁠

In Florida, the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program encourages early diagnosis of hearing loss because it provides the best opportunity for early intervention. Diagnosis is usually unexpected, and more than 90 percent of babies born with hearing loss are born to hearing parents.⁠

The newborn hearing screening checks for hearing loss, including tonal deficiencies. It involves ear cups being gently placed onto the baby’s ears. The device plays soft sounds, and sensors measure the newborn’s response.⁠

We offer this service at Magnolia, and it’s available to all babies born at our birth center as well as any home birth babies in the area.⁠ If a newborn does not pass their initial hearing screening, we will encourage rescreening and diagnostic testing, if needed. In that case, our team can help you with a referral to an audiologist, physician, or other provider.⁠

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16821 NE 6th Avenue
North Miami Beach, FL
33162

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At the birth center, midwives, mental health professionals, family educators and a community of other professionals provide women and families with prenatal, birth, and postpartum care; childbirth education; breastfeeding help and gynecological services. All women and their newborn babies deserve the best, and we created a beautiful, personalized, state-of-the-art facility specifically designed to meet their needs. The Birth Center is intended be inclusive of all midwives in our community and will open its doors to populations who may traditionally feel unwelcome in standard healthcare facilities, including GLBT individuals, the working poor, recent immigrants and adolescents.