Call the Midwife

Trust is at the Center of Everything

by Katie Moriarty | April 23, 2026

They say that trust is the foundation of all relationships. Whether it is the year 1971 in Poplar or today, we need trust to feel safe, secure, and stable within interactions.

The Power of Relationships

by Andrea Altomaro | April 22, 2026

This episode showed the power of those relationships — whether that’s a GP who knows every face in town, or a mother-in-law who knows her daughter-in-law well enough to sense when something is wrong.

The Real Sisters & Midwives of Poplar

by Michelle Collins | April 21, 2026

Sometimes as the viewer we forget that we are watching a series based on THE actual work of an Order of Sisters in the East End of London.

Call the Midwife Season 15 Episode 5 GIF Recap

by Audrey Porter | April 20, 2026

With Sister Veronica still away in Hong Kong, the midwives have taken on even more work and responsibilities, most notably Nurse Crane. Nevertheless, there’s no rest for the wicked.

Using Words To Protect Others

by Katie Moriarty | April 16, 2026

This episode reminds us that our words and how we protect others can make all the difference.

The Weight of Our Words

by Andrea Altomaro | April 15, 2026

When you work in healthcare, the words you choose are never just “semantics.” They are clinical tools that can be as significant as any medication or procedure.

Words Matter

by Michelle Collins | April 14, 2026

My guess is that most viewers of this episode had never heard the word lithopedion prior to watching. The term comes from the Ancient Greek meaning “stone” and “small child.”

Call the Midwife Season 15 Episode 4 GIF Recap

by Audrey Porter | April 13, 2026

Life is never easy. But sometimes the hardest moments bring out the most remarkable displays of resilience — and often where you least expect them.

The Heart of Midwifery

by Katie Moriarty | April 09, 2026

This week, we see our characters following their hearts with their mission of serving people and their community. It's their calling, and it went beyond being just a job for financial reimbursement.

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