Midwife360

07/10/2026

Join Midwife360 on July 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for our Birth Assistant Training Course, designed for aspiring birth assistants, doulas, midwifery students, and clinicians transitioning into community birth.

This course provides foundational education and hands-on training in physiologic birth, team-based care, safety standards, professional boundaries, assistant scope of practice, and calm, competent support during normal birth and deviations from normal. Participants should bring their own lunch.

Registration is $600, with half-price tuition available for individuals currently enrolled in a midwifery program.

Completion of the course does not qualify participants to practice independently, as ongoing skills assessment and supervised birth attendance are required for certification.

Call 561.705.1022 to register.

06/29/2026

This momma and her partner had already experienced two beautiful home births when they learned at their 18-week anatomy ultrasound that they were expecting DiDi twins. Their trusted CPM could not attend a twin home birth, so they connected with Midwife360 and carefully discussed the risks, including postpartum hemorrhage, cord prolapse, and increased risks for Twin B.

With informed consent, a healthy pregnancy, strong home support, and a prepared birth team, they chose to birth at home. The team had two warming and resuscitation stations ready, along with oxygen, medical air, neonatal resuscitation tools, suction, monitoring equipment, and blankets.

Baby A was breech and Baby B was transverse. Labor moved quickly after Baby A’s membranes released. When mama began feeling pressure, a cord prolapse was identified. 911 was called, she was moved from the tub, and Baby A was closely monitored. The cord remained full, and fetal heart tones stayed in the 100s. Fadwah performed a breech extraction, and Baby A responded quickly to resuscitation with a 5-minute APGAR of 8.

Baby B was then assessed by ultrasound and confirmed breech. Soon after, a dropping heart rate and heavy bleeding suggested possible placental abruption. Mama stood to help bring Baby B down, and Fadwah performed a second breech extraction. Baby B was born 13 minutes after her brother and responded well, with a 5-minute APGAR of 9.

Paramedics were present and on standby while the birth team worked, but once momma and both babies were stable, they were able to leave. This birth was possible because of Fadwah’s training in vaginal breech birth, twin birth, and complex physiologic birth.

This story opens an important conversation about informed choice, access, risk, and poses the question of how do we get more families access to skilled midwives in home or hospital settings for breech and twin births.



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Photographer: .agency

06/16/2026

Excited to announce we were featured again by the Voyage publication series. Read about what we’ve been up to at Midwife360 but also about Birth Equity Resource our nonprofit.

https://voyagela.com/interview/hidden-gems-meet-p-fadwah-halaby-of-midwife360-birth-equity-resource

04/02/2026

Join us for a baby developmental class with on April 16th space is limited RSVP now!

03/16/2026

Good day, everyone! I wanted to share that we currently have funding available to help women in the West Palm Beach area cover the costs of home birth. Our nonprofit, Birth Equity Resource, was recently awarded funds from the Children’s Services Council to provide this support.

At this time, funding is limited to residents of Palm Beach County, but we are actively working to secure additional resources so we can expand assistance nationwide. We will share updates as soon as more funding becomes available.

If you know someone in Palm Beach County who could benefit from financial support for a home birth, please encourage them to reach out and apply through our website birthequityresource.org/apply-for-help

We still have funds available and would love to distribute them to families in need. Thank you, and please spread the word!

03/03/2026

Check out Fadwah’s newest interview with Canvas Rebel where she goes into depth reflecting on her career and introducing the next level of Midwife360.

Have questions about our new services? Give us a ring or dm.

We were lucky to catch up with Fadwah Halaby recently and have shared our conversation below. Fadwah, appreciate you joining us today. Was there

02/11/2026

Lots of updates for 2026 we are excited to share!

Lauren is headed back to New York and Jojo is opening her own practice.

As we move into this next phase of Midwife360, I will be taking a humanitarian trip in October and November (more details to come) and offering new services.

One of the highly requested services I will begin to offer is virtual prenatal and birth support at a discounted rate. Have questions? Shoot over a DM. 🌸