Midwifery Today Magazine Issues

Midwifery Today Issue 29

Issue 29

Spring 1994 Theme: Unexpected Outcomes In birth there are all kinds of unexpected outcomes, and Issue 29 describes some of them: unexpected triplets, miscarriage, transport from home to hospital, sick babies, a baby’s miraculous recovery, death, and the triumphant birth of a double footling breech. The successful story of how a premature infant was finger-fed until… Read more…. Issue 29

Midwifery Today Issue 28

Issue 28

Winter 1993 Theme:  Siblings Birth can be a family affair when siblings are prepared for it, and many birth practitioners welcome their participation. Several authors give readers of Issue 28 a look at how siblings can play a part appropriate to their age in pregnancy, birth and postpartum, describing some of the reactions parents might… Read more…. Issue 28

Issue 27

Autumn 1993 Theme:  Birth and Disability Birth practitioners serve a wide cross section of women, disabled women among them. Issue 27 focuses on birth and  stories, empowerment, equipment to help expectant and new mothers, guidelines for serving women with various disabilities, breastfeeding, postpartum issues and more. Two authors talk about substance abuse and childbearing, and… Read more…. Issue 27

Midwifery Today Issue 26

Issue 26

Summer 1993 Theme: Natural Remedies Natural remedies—from herbs for the childbearing year to homeopathy, from the art of listening to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Issue 26 says a lot about a midwife’s tricks of the trade, whether she works in the home or the hospital. Contrast these natural ways to the photo on page 27 of a… Read more…. Issue 26

Midwifery Today Issue 25

Issue 25

Spring 1993 Theme:  International Dedicated to the International Confederation of Midwives, Issue 25 brings you articles and stories about birth in such diverse places as India, Guatemala, Russia, Uganda and more. A midwife tells her poignant story of assisting an Islamic woman with genital mutilation through pregnancy and birth, and an herbalist delves into the… Read more…. Issue 25

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