Cambridge Midwives Clinic

Cambridge Midwives Clinic Providing quality midwifery services to women and their families in Cambridge and surrounding rural

Midwifery services are provided FREE to you if you are a New Zealand Citizen, Resident or if you or your spouse holds a 2 year working visa. Midwives provide 'continuity of care' - your midwife will provide care before, during and after your birth. Midwives can request blood tests, scans and prescribe medication for women and babies under their care. Midwives provide support, encouragement and inf

ormation for breastfeeding mothers and babies. You develop your care plan with your midwife to ensure that your needs are met. You can book with a midwife as soon as you think you may be pregnant - we provide FREE pregnancy testing and pre-natal advice. Appointments are held in our Cambridge clinic as well as Hamilton.

19/06/2026

🌿 Connection Group– Starting Monday, 6th July! 🌿

Looking to get out of the house, meet other parents, and connect with your community? We’d love to have you join us!

Hosted by the Waikato Family Centre, our weekly Coffee Connections mornings are a relaxed space to chat, make new friends, and enjoy a complimentary drink — whether that’s a coffee, hot chocolate, tea, or something else. Our shout! ☕🍵

👶 Bring your babies along – everyone is welcome!

📍 Where: Coffee Culture, Boundary Road
🕘 Time: 9:00am–10:00am
📅 When: Every Monday from 6th July

Come as you are, enjoy a warm drink, and connect with other local families. We can’t wait to see you there! 💛

12/06/2026

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11/06/2026

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10/06/2026

How yummy do these sound! And good too!!

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💞Time for a reshare - we get asked for this recipe all the time. A nourishing and tasty treat for everyone, not just breastfeeding mums! (Although, making a batch of these for someone who has just had a baby is the ultimate gift ) 💞

09/06/2026
09/06/2026

Can I eat honey while feeding my baby human milk? Yes, you can.

The concern about honey applies only to babies under 12 months eating it directly—their immature digestive systems can't yet handle certain bacteria spores that may sometimes be in honey, which could lead to infant botulism.

But your adult digestive system can safely handle those spores. They don’t pass into your human milk, and there’s no evidence that honey poses a risk to your baby this way.

In short: Enjoy honey while feeding your baby human milk—just don’t give honey to your baby until after their first birthday.

Photo and text credit to: Alliance For Breastfeeding Education

08/06/2026

We want to keep our tamariki warm in winter – but big puffy jackets, snow suits or other bulky layers are unsafe to use in child restraints. The harness needs to be as close as possible to your child’s body to be effective in a crash and layers compress, making the harness loose.

Take jackets or other outer layers off before buckling your tamariki in. You can put a blanket over the top of the harness to keep pēpi warm, or for older tamariki you can pop their jacket on backwards over the top while they’re in the car.

07/06/2026

Winter is coming ❄️☃️

It's important our little ones stay warm this winter, with clothing that is made from natural fibres like cotton and wool to help keep their body temperature even.

Cambridge Plunket is kindly seeking donations of knitted booties, vests, beanies, cardigans or jumpers for our babies and infants.

If you are a keen knitter or part of a local knitting group, and would like to help, we'd love to hear from you 🩷🧡🩵

06/06/2026

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