Our new name and logo! Northeast Texas Midwifery The website has been updated and there are a few new things on the About page and...

Fair Flowers Birth Services was my dream as a student midwife. I worked hard to make it a reality as a licensed midwife. The biggest...

There's been a definite uptick in respiratory illness this year... Here are some things to consider:

As a midwife, a common question I get from expectant mothers is about nutrition and how much weight gain is “normal” during pregnancy....

This Thursday, the 31st, the birth center will be open in the evening for trick-or-treaters! Please come visit us and bring your little...

For the most part, my clients live in an area within 50 miles of my home. (see map below) Anyone who lives within this range is within...

New moms experience a range of situations in the preliminary weeks after delivering Some might have ample time off to recuperate and bond...

On the heels of my most recent student passing her NARM exam (Congratulations, Megan!), I have registered for the annual Gold Midwifery...

Word is getting out. Midwives provide personalized, safe and respectful care. Between 2019 and 2020, there was a 30% increase in Black...

If you are thinking about hiring a photographer to capture those special moments during your pregnancy and birth, allow me to recommend...

The birth center will be open for tours and visitors this Saturday, March 19, 2022 from 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon. I have some nice...

It's the end of one year and the beginning of another. I thought I would take a look back at my year and share some highlights, and then...

UPDATE! Nov. 30, 2021 - The birth center is licensed and open for business! I'm not quite ready to have an open house yet, but I will...

“If 'rocking your birth' sounds like something other people do, and you just want to “get through it” with a healthy baby —girl, raise...

One of the questions I am frequently asked is "Do you accept Medicaid?" I always respond with "Medicaid will not pay for my services,"...

Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is defined as a carbohydrate intolerance of varying severity that occurs in about 6% of pregnancies...

I often hear stories from people about how they or a woman they knew had a cesarean and “the cord was wrapped around the baby’s neck two...

So I did a thing today. :-) https://www.facebook.com/fairflowers/videos/470743860060071/