Miracle Moments Midwifery

Miracle Moments Midwifery Midwife-led Licensed Birth Center
Holistic support for pregnancy, birth & beyond
📍Wichita, KS | Book your tour 👇
www.miraclemomentsmidwifery.com
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02/20/2026

I just have a lot of information to share okay 🤷‍♀️

02/18/2026

Midwifery is preventative care.

In the US postpartum hemorrhage affects roughly 3 to 4% of mothers. it's one of the complications midwives train to anticipate early and act immediately.

Did you know when a study comp comparing low risk women planning hospital, birth with physicians, and low risk women planning home births with midwives, the homebirth group had nearly 40% less risk of hemorrhage.

these are women with the same risk profile, simply experiencing the effects of a different care model.

This doesn't mean that hemorrhage won't happen out of the hospital. But it does mean that prevention is powerful.

Protecting the physiology of birth matters. Avoiding unnecessary interruption and intervention matters. encouraging spontaneous labor matters.

02/17/2026

I would never say I don't need my team, and if I did you'd know I've officially lost my mind! 🤣

The team at Miracle Moments is the backbone that makes this work possible. Because of their support, I’m able to show up fully for you with the kind of support you deserve.

The other day, we introduced Miracle Moments Midwifery’s biggest baby on record. Now it is time to introduce our smalles...
02/16/2026

The other day, we introduced Miracle Moments Midwifery’s biggest baby on record. Now it is time to introduce our smallest on record.

I was surprised to receive a phone call from this mom who thought her water had broken. Not long after, it was confirmed with a quick swab. For reasons not disclosed here, I recommended a hospital transfer so baby girl could be monitored more closely afterward. Mom followed her gut instinct and made the informed decision to decline transfer, so we created a thoughtful plan to help ensure Finley had the safest and best outcome.

A little over 24 hours later, deep in active labor, mom began to waver in her confidence. Labor is hard, and first babies are often even harder. It seemed like we still had some time before delivery when suddenly mom felt intense pressure. Within a contraction or two, she was pushing with a renewed sense of confidence and strength! I was there, but my team was not, so they were quickly called in for an impending birthday 🎉

I included a screenshot of the text conversation with my team because one small surprise made the sudden rupture of membranes, long labor, and unusual labor pattern make sense. Finley had been head down at her appointment the day before, but in a surprising turn of events, she flipped to breech 😱 Parents were updated on this new information and we continued forward with steady support!

Shoutout to Ginger Young, another local midwife. I called and asked if she wanted to join for a surprise breech, and she arrived within about ten minutes to be an extra set of hands if needed!

After about an hour of pushing, Finley was welcomed earthside in a hands off breech delivery. She did incredible weighing all of 5lbs 4oz 🩷

I truly applaud this mom for trusting her instincts and making the decision that felt right to her. Birth can take unexpected turns, and she navigated each one with strength and courage. Instead of fear, this family now has a powerful birth story filled with resilience and trust!

Congratulations to mom and dad on your first baby! Sweet Finley had a beautiful delivery, and I am so proud of you for navigating all the twists and turns that birth can bring!

02/14/2026

Labor is one thing that absolutely refuses to be predictable. It might be minutes. It might be hours and hours. There’s no reliable countdown.

An overestimate can feel defeating. An underestimate can feel cruel. Both create expectations that birth doesn’t promise to meet.

What I can say with certainty is this: I’ll be here until your baby is ready 🤍🙌

✨️I have a couple of fun birth announcements for you all! While neither of these upcoming births are personal records fo...
02/13/2026

✨️I have a couple of fun birth announcements for you all! While neither of these upcoming births are personal records for Midwife Sam, they are new records for Miracle Moments Midwifery. Only 12 hours apart, Miracle Moments Midwifery welcomed both its biggest baby and its smallest baby on record. We are starting with our record big baby.

Joseph’s mom reached out to say she thought it was baby day, and she was absolutely right. This is her third birth and she knows her body well. She previously had two babies over nine pounds, so we did not expect this sweet boy to be small, but he truly surprised us all.

After a beautiful five to six hour labor, Joseph made his way earthside in a peaceful water birth, supported by his sweet dad.

After some snuggles and a strong nursing session, it was time for the big moment. Everyone guessed he was around ten to ten and a half pounds. He arrived weighing an incredible 11 pounds 2 ounces 🤯😱

In the birth world, moms and providers alike can sometimes feel nervous about bigger babies. Births like this are a powerful reminder of how intentionally and beautifully the body was made. With the right support, birth can unfold smoothly and confidently - even at 11+ pounds!

Congratulations to this amazing mom and dad on welcoming their first little boy 💙 And congratulations on setting a new record with Miracle Moments Midwifery. I am so proud of you for trusting your body and your instincts to guide Joseph into this world!

02/13/2026

PSA: she's going to LOVE the flowers and chocolates you got...and just so you know we'll be around in November of 2026 if you need us 💝🤰

02/11/2026

The midwifery model prioritizes connection. We spend time with mothers building trust and listening closely because when people feel safe to share, the subtle clues toward the bigger clinical picture come out.

And when they do? We don’t dismiss them. We treat their intuition as real data.

Midwifery’s biggest diagnostic tool is the mother’s own noticing of how she feels. THAT is our best preventive care tool helping us step in early with nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle support.

And we know it works. Midwifery care is associated with fewer preterm births, fewer interventions in labor, and higher rates of vaginal birth and satisfaction compared with standard care.

No OB-GYN is choosing to be swamped. They’re operating in a system built for efficiency & managing massive patient loads with little room for meaningful conversation.

America is one of the few countries where surgeons sit at the forefront of maternity care, forcing both low and high-risk clients into the same box.

In the countries that center midwives for low-risk pregnancy, we see better maternal and neonatal outcomes even with fewer resources and less technology.

America desperately needs midwifery back on the frontline where it belongs. Mothers deserve to be heard and believed. Providers would see less burnout. Families deserve care that supports them, not just squeezes them in.

02/07/2026

We put the party in Birthday Party 🥳

02/05/2026

When you need to make decisions about your care, it should feel like a calm collaboration.

Often we place the baby at the center of healthcare decisions, with the mother treated as an afterthought. Like a vessel instead of a whole person.

In truly mother-centered care, we place mother and baby together at the center. Because you cannot separate their outcomes.

A mother’s physical safety, mental well-being, autonomy, and lived experience directly shape a baby’s health. Caring for one means caring for both.

This isn’t about refusing medical care or pretending birth is risk-free. A providers job is to provide expertise without ego.

At Miracle Moments Midwifery we trust that mothers are the experts of their own bodies. That safety doesn’t come from control or urgency.

Safety comes from relationship, trust, and informed decision-making. We believe caring for babies starts with caring for the people carrying them, because when mothers are supported, heard, and respected, families thrive.

02/01/2026

You want pictures? We got you 🤝

Did you have someone photograph your birth?
If so, how did the photos turn out?

01/31/2026

Hey big guy, can you send me a drive by delivery with no tears and the easiest latch you've ever seen? Please? 🤣

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1301 N West Street STE 4
Wichita, KS
67203

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