​Midwifery is a holistic approach to pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care that views birth as a natural and physiological process.

Midwives are trained healthcare professionals who support women through every stage of pregnancy, emphasizing minimal intervention and empowering mothers to take an active role in their birth experience. Their care is centered on the well-being of both the mother and baby, focusing on education, emotional support, and personalized birth plans tailored to each woman’s needs and preferences.

At the core of midwifery is the belief that childbirth is a normal, life-affirming event, and the body is naturally equipped to handle it. Midwives encourage natural birth by fostering an environment that minimizes unnecessary medical interventions while remaining attentive to any complications that may arise.

They provide care in various settings, including homes, birthing centers, and hospitals, working alongside other healthcare providers to ensure a safe and positive birth experience.