Traditional Homebirth Twin and Breech Conference

Traditional Homebirth Twin and Breech Conference

Join us for an exciting and informative event dedicated to traditional homebirth practices for twins and breech babies. This in-person conference will be held at the Hampton Inn & Suites Bemidji in beautiful Bemidji, MN, USA. Discover the latest insights, techniques, and success stories from experts in homebirth. Whether you're a midwife, birth professional or parent, this conference is a must-attend. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and expand your knowledge. Midwives, Nurses, Doctors, Doulas, Birth keepers, and anyone passionate about birth are welcome. Mark your calendars now!

The first day we will have registration and introduction to the material and simulators as well as VBAC discussions. The second day will be all about Twin/multiple Births. The third day will be all about Breech Birth. The fourth day will be all about Traditional midwifery, homebirth practices, herbs, trusting yourself/birth and helping women thrive at home as well as trauma release for birth workers.

There will be 5 sophie and her mum simulators for people to get lots of hands on training. We will have other training tools as well. There will also be side booths for people to partake in various hands on activities.

We have a vast group of speakers, from Homebirth doctors, CPM's, Traditional midwives, Plain midwives and international midwives.

Speaker's included so far: Dr. Stu, Nicole Morales, Dr. Hayes, Lindsey Meehleis, Melinda McCoy, Ninnote Lubin, Elizabeth Beachy, Rebecca Walker and a few more surprises.

Please keep an eye out for the agenda to come soon. Subject to change without notice. We are going with the flow, so hang on.

CEU's will be offered. More details to come on this.

A note on who can attend:

I personally think that every birth worker, especially those working in hospital setting, should have this knowledge. That way if their clients have something like a breech baby, and doctor is saying “C-section only” the doula, nurse, family member can say, here’s the stats, here are your options with true informed consent. It’s also good knowledge to become familiar with what midwives do, so people can share with their clients.

Obviously, everyone should stay in their scope of practice. If a doula gets inspired at the training to become a midwife, great! We need more midwives.

I’m not a gate keeper, nor do I want to be. I think the only way we are going to change the world and help more women get out of the system is through knowledge, awareness, sharing, working together and spreading love.

That is why I have said all are welcome, from birth workers to parents.

If people feel like they shouldn’t attend, then they are right, they shouldn’t. If people are feeling called to attend, then they should.

Host or Publisher Rebecca Walker, Lunar Midwifery