Heart 2 Heart Birth Center

04/03/2026

We have several mamas “in window”!
Maybe the Easter bunny will bring us some Easter babies!
💜🐰 🐣🩷

04/03/2026

Join us May 2nd at Lake Lilly in Maitland for the Taste of Midwifery event! ♥️

04/01/2026

Sweet new babes…♥️

03/26/2026

🌿 Enrollment for May 2026 is NOW OPEN! 🌿
Are you thinking about becoming a Midwife?

Heritage School of Midwifery offers flexible programs designed to meet you wherever you are in your midwifery journey—from certificate level through bachelor's degree.

Our Direct Entry Midwifery program is an Associate of Applied Science Degree that offers blended, distance-learning that pairs online coursework with in-person clinical training and hands-on skills.
Students may complete their in-person components at:
- Abundant Life Birth (Stuart)
- HSM Main Campus – North Port, FL (West Coast)

We're committed to expanding access to midwifery education while providing the high-quality training, support, and real-world experience our students deserve—at every level of their educational journey.

3-Year Direct Entry Midwifery Program
Study the art and science of midwifery through a comprehensive academic and clinical curriculum.
Graduates earn an Associate of Applied Science in Midwifery, become eligible for the NARM exam, and may become:
- Certified Professional Midwives (CPM)
- Florida Licensed Midwives (LM)
Start your midwifery journey today!

Ready to Begin? 🌿
Apply here: https://forms.office.com/r/HCxTQu8SB5

03/25/2026

Today, we remember the beauty of life from its very beginning 🤍

On this International Day of the Unborn Child, we honor the unseen, the unheard, yet deeply loved lives growing in the womb.

Every heartbeat matters. Every life has purpose. Every child is a gift.

May we be a voice for those who cannot speak,
and a source of love and support for every mother carrying life within her.

“For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb.” — Psalm 139:13

03/24/2026

🌿 Nuchal Cord Facts
🟢 1. Nuchal cords are extremely common
Occur in 20–30% of all births

That’s 1 in 4 babies

Most are loose and cause no problems

🟢 2. They are usually not dangerous
A nuchal cord is simply the cord around the baby’s neck.
Because of Wharton’s jelly and the cord’s structure, blood flow is usually well‑protected.

🟢 3. They rarely cause emergencies
A nuchal cord becomes concerning only if it causes:

significant cord compression

repetitive variable decelerations

signs of fetal distress

This is uncommon.

🟢 4. They are not a reason for induction or cesarean
Evidence shows:

Nuchal cords are not linked to stillbirth in healthy pregnancies

They are not an indication for early delivery

They are not a reason for automatic C‑section

🟢 5. Providers manage them easily at birth
Most of the time:

The cord is slipped over the baby’s head

Or the somersault maneuver is used
Both are simple, routine techniques.

🟢 6. Multiple loops are still often harmless
Even 2–3 loops can be normal.
What matters is tension, not the number of loops.

03/23/2026

🩷It’s World Doula Week!!!🩷
Comment below and tag your favorite doula!

03/17/2026

Meet sweet baby Lainey, weighing 10 pounds 15 ounces! She is the biggest catch of my midwifery career!!! 🩷

03/08/2026

🩷Here’s to strong women.
🩷May we know them.
🩷May we be them.
🩷May we raise them.

🩷Happy International Women’s Day!🩷

03/03/2026

We warmly invite expectant and new mothers to join us for support during this important period in your life and your baby's life.

03/02/2026

03/01/2026

Did you eat dates during pregnancy? Do you think they made a difference? ♥️♥️