Isabelle was born at home as planned. From the moment she was born, her heart was strong and steady. Her breathing? Not so much. So a lovely home birth was followed quickly by midwifery stabilization, an ambulance ride, an Emergency Department visit, another ambulance ride, a 20 day NICU stay, then, finally a wailing, screaming, tear-streaming car-seat-encased drive back home. Whew! That is a lot for ...
Jory Blaise, your mommy is so happy to have you in her arms. It is an added bonus that you are super-duper cute! Welcome, Baby Jory. Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Welcome Baby Kaden Eliah, we are so glad you are here! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Welcome Baby Charlotte Jaymes! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
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Welcome Baby Pearl Tealu. We are so happy to meet you (and thanks for the sweet surprise). Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
On her birth day, Ana May arrived soft, sweet and already an expert thumb sucker. Welcome Baby Ana! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
My husband had surgery. For a few nights, we have to sleep apart.
Violet Michelle, you are a sweet, springtime addition to a wonderful family. Welcome Baby Violet! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
It has been five years since Local Care Midwifery opened its doors. Those same five years have seen lots of change to the face of midwifery and planned home birth in the Capital District of New York.
