ACCESS MIDWIVES NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS


News Story Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Connie Fetterly is officially retiring

After 20 incredible years of welcoming new life into the world and supporting countless families through some of their most meaningful moments, Connie Fetterly is officially retiring as a midwife from Access Midwives.

We are endlessly grateful for everything she's done - and while she'll be missed dearly, we're so excited for all the peace,joy and well deserved rest ahead in this next chapter.


News Story Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Exercise plays a vital role in supporting a healthy pregnancy.

Gentle activities such as walking, stretching, or prenatal yoga can enhance circulation, reduce discomfort, and promote overall well-being for both mother and baby. Always consult your midwife before starting a new routine. For professional prenatal guidance, contact Access Midwives at (905) 546-5002 or visit https://bit.ly/2t40ca5.


News Story Monday, January 12, 2026

Thank you to the Vandenberg family for sharing your thoughtful birth story and for allowing us to be part of your journey.

We are honoured to support your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience with attentive, personalized care. Call us at (905) 546-5002 or visit our website. Read full story: https://bit.ly/3HFs7xt


News Story Thursday, January 08, 2026

Evidence-based prenatal nutrition, tailored to you.

From folate to iron and protein needs, we provide practical guidance that fits your appetite and routine.
Speak with a midwife at (905) 546-5002 or https://bit.ly/2t40ca5


News Story Tuesday, January 06, 2026

Your first midwifery appointment: what to expect.

We review your health history, discuss initial tests and ultrasound timing, and ensure you leave with an individualized plan.
Book at (905) 546-5002 or https://www.accessmidwives.com/


News Story Monday, December 29, 2025

Fact - Dry Winter Air Can Impact Hydration in Pregnancy

Cold weather can reduce thirst cues, making dehydration more common than expected. Adequate hydration supports healthy blood volume, energy levels, and overall pregnancy wellness. Your midwife can help you understand how much fluid your body needs each day.


News Story Friday, December 19, 2025

Yes. Registered midwives are fully trained to manage normal pregnancies and respond to emergencies.

They carry medical equipment, monitor your health closely, and work seamlessly with hospital teams when needed.





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