Ashland Birth Center

Ashland Birth Center Midwife owned and operated freestanding birth center. Providing midwifery services since 1992.

Ashland Birth Center provides family centered, evidence based maternity care for those that seek an out-of-hospital birth.

Skin to skin right after birth is one of the simplest ways to support both you and your baby.It helps regulate your baby...
09/03/2026

Skin to skin right after birth is one of the simplest ways to support both you and your baby.

It helps regulate your baby’s temperature and breathing, supports early feeding, and gives your baby a familiar place to settle after birth.

There’s nothing extra you need to do. Just holding your baby close allows this process to unfold naturally.

Support during labor isn’t just about what’s done, it’s about who’s there.A steady presence, a hand to hold, someone pay...
09/01/2026

Support during labor isn’t just about what’s done, it’s about who’s there.

A steady presence, a hand to hold, someone paying attention to what you need in the moment can make a real difference. Partner support often looks like small, consistent things like helping you change positions, offering water, or just staying close.

It doesn’t have to be complicated. Being present and responsive goes a long way.

🌿 August Babies at Ashland Birth Center 🌿August brought us many beautiful and unique birth stories. We attended two moms...
09/01/2026

🌿 August Babies at Ashland Birth Center 🌿

August brought us many beautiful and unique birth stories. We attended two moms having their third babies—including one mama who had her first birth center birth after two home births, with her two older children meeting their new brother in his very first hour. Another mama welcomed her first daughter in the same room where her two sons were born. We also attended three first-time birthing families, two of whom happened to give birth at the birth center on the same day. And one mama who we've had the privilege of catching nearly a dozen of their family members babies over the years. 🤍
August also reminded us that birth doesn't always go according to plan. A few families needed to adjust their plans along the way because of prolonged labor, breech presentation, or a desire for pain relief medication. We are honored to walk alongside families through those unexpected turns, providing information, support, and respectful care wherever their birth journey leads. We are so grateful for our local hospital's acceptance of the birth center and our clients when needed. They make these difficult transitions as smooth and comfortable as possible.
Every birth is different. Every family has a story. And every baby is deeply loved.
Welcome, August babies! We are so grateful we got to be part of your beginnings. 🌿

So much of newborn care comes down to gentle, simple touch.Holding your baby, adjusting their position, or even just res...
08/27/2026

So much of newborn care comes down to gentle, simple touch.

Holding your baby, adjusting their position, or even just resting your hands on them can help them feel steady and secure. They’re still getting used to being outside the womb, and closeness helps bridge that transition.

It’s often the smallest interactions that matter most in those early weeks.

Relaxation during pregnancy isn’t about doing everything right. It’s about finding small ways to let your body settle.Si...
08/25/2026

Relaxation during pregnancy isn’t about doing everything right. It’s about finding small ways to let your body settle.

Simple things like slowing your breathing, getting outside for a few minutes, or taking a short walk can help your body reset. These aren’t big changes, but they can support how you move through the day.

It’s less about adding more and more about keeping things steady.

The early days tend to be slower and a little repetitive, and that’s not a bad thing.A lot of time is spent holding, fee...
08/20/2026

The early days tend to be slower and a little repetitive, and that’s not a bad thing.
A lot of time is spent holding, feeding, changing, and settling your baby. There’s a rhythm that builds, even if it doesn’t feel obvious at first.

These small, repeated moments are how connection grows. Nothing fancy, just consistency and closeness.

Babywearing is one of those things that can make everyday life feel a little more manageable in the early weeks.Keeping ...
08/18/2026

Babywearing is one of those things that can make everyday life feel a little more manageable in the early weeks.

Keeping your baby close while still having your hands free can make a big difference. Many babies settle more easily when they’re upright and close to your body, especially in those first few months.

It doesn’t have to be perfect or complicated. Just finding a rhythm that works for you and your baby can go a long way.

There’s a quiet stillness to these early days that doesn’t last forever.Newborns spend so much time sleeping, adjusting,...
08/13/2026

There’s a quiet stillness to these early days that doesn’t last forever.

Newborns spend so much time sleeping, adjusting, and staying close. Their world is small at first, and being held, supported, and kept warm is what helps them settle into it.

It’s a simple phase, but an important one. A lot is happening, even when it looks like rest.

Gentle exercise during pregnancy isn’t about pushing your body. It’s about supporting it.Small, consistent movements can...
08/11/2026

Gentle exercise during pregnancy isn’t about pushing your body. It’s about supporting it.

Small, consistent movements can help with strength, balance, and overall comfort as your body adapts. Things like stretching, light strengthening, and steady breathing can make a noticeable difference over time.

Support during labor doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective.Sometimes it’s as simple as steady hands, quiet pres...
08/06/2026

Support during labor doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective.

Sometimes it’s as simple as steady hands, quiet presence, and someone paying attention to what your body is doing in the moment. Light touch, counter pressure, or just having someone close by can help you stay focused and keep moving through each contraction.

Labor often works best when you feel supported enough to stay in it, one moment at a time.

Address

619 9th Avenue W
Ashland, WI
54806

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+17152926367

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