Deborah McBain speaks to the mystery of how we come to different conclusions on keeping children safe.

Andrea Altomaro on how grief changes you forever.

Katie Moriarty highlights what Poplar's clinicians and staff do to go above and beyond for their patients.

We won’t deny it – this season of “Call the Midwife” has gotten off to a bleak start. A big ol’ YIKES doesn’t even begin to cover it. While we can usually turn to the dulcet tones of Jenny Lee’s episode narration to comfort us through the tragedies that are cast upon the midwives each week, we’re having some trouble keeping it together lately.

Deborah McBain on the importance of continuing to fight for human rights and respect.

Andrea Altomaro discusses the importance of be able to “turn off” from work.

Katie Moriarty on how showing respect can open a door of trust.

On Episode 2 of "Call the Midwife," our favorite British series opens to a bustling scene as a line of patients crowd the waiting room of Dr. Turner’s clinic. From house calls to the maternity home, appointments have been flooding in from Poplar’s residents, and Dr. Turner and the midwives are in high demand.

Andrea Altomaro says if a nun can put aside all personal beliefs in order to provide empathetic and compassionate care for her patient, all nurses can do the same.

Deborah McBain on the secrets and silence communities keep which result in dangerous solutions to problems that then cause more problems.

Katie Moriarty discusses the difficulty of discarding objects that have a story to tell.

Welcome back, ladies and gents. We made it! New year, new us, but also, new midwives. Season 8 welcomes Sister Frances and Sister Hilda to Nonnatus House and Poplar is abuzz with gossip about Queen Elizabeth’s pregnancy. What a time to be alive!

Catch up on the 2018 Holiday Special of Call the Midwife. Warning: spoilers ahead.

Andrea Altomaro on building and cherishing the memories that change us.