Call the Midwife

The Heart of Nursing in a Time of Change: Reflections from Call the Midwife

by Michelle Collins | May 12, 2026

This final episode offers a deeply moving look at what it means to care for others, especially when medicine, technology, and even the role of nursing is rapidly evolving.

Call the Midwife Season 15 Episode 8 GIF Recap

by Audrey Porter | May 11, 2026

It’s the time of the season for goodbyes, farewells, adieus, and amens. Pull out the box of tissues and settle in — we’ve got a finale for the ages on our hands.

The Warp and Weft of Life

by Katie Moriarty | May 07, 2026

As a modern-day midwife, I want to blog about a sentence in the opening words voiced by Vanessa Redgrave. “These are the threads that bind the very warp and weft of days. ”

Protecting a Patient’s Right To Autonomy

by Andrea Altomaro | May 06, 2026

When we protect a patient’s right to autonomy, we are doing more than providing medical care. We are affirming their personhood.

Where Love Lives: Midwifery, Advocacy, and the Future of Poplar

by Michelle Collins | May 05, 2026

While this week’s episode carried multiple difficult storylines, they all embodied one central theme: love.

Call the Midwife Season 15 Episode 7 GIF Recap

by Audrey Porter | May 04, 2026

We’re smiling through the stress, pain, and uncertainty of these trying times. With only one episode to go, we can’t help but wonder what will happen to our favorite characters.

Change Is in the Air

by Katie Moriarty | April 30, 2026

The one thing you can always rely on is CHANGE. It is how we face and adapt to our challenges, struggles, and life as it unfolds.

Having the Courage To Speak the Unspoken

by Andrea Altomaro | April 29, 2026

While I generally spend time while watching these episodes thinking about how the midwifery care is similar or different from my modern-day practice, this episode also made me think of my own family.

Going Beyond Obstetric and Gynecologic Conditions

by Michelle Collins | April 28, 2026

This episode was a great reminder that as Advanced Practice Nurses, we care not just for obstetric and gynecologic conditions, but also a wide variety of afflictions.

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