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A Licensed Midwife (LM) is a credential that varies significantly by state. Here is what LM training looks like, where they practice, and how they differ from CNMs and CPMs.
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Curious about birth centers? Here is what actually happens when you arrive in labor, how midwives manage pain and safety, and why many families go home just hours after birth.
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A birth plan is a communication tool, not a contract. Learn how to create one that reflects your values, informs your team, and leaves room for the unexpected.
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A hospital birth in the US averages $19,000 before insurance and $2,800 out of pocket. Birth centers usually run $3,000 to $8,000 all-in. Here is the real comparison, including the fine print.
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