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Environmentally & Economically Safe Do-it-yourself Baby Care

This post is a part of a series coming next month! We will be teaching in-person classes to pregnant & […]

By Bellies to Babies FoundationApril 13, 2024
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INA MAY GASKIN RETURNS TO ATLANTA- February 10 & 11 Sandy Springs

Choose an amount from the list and send the amount through the paypal donate button. Please message which day this […]

By Bellies to Babies FoundationFebruary 7, 2018
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World Renowned Dr. Michel Odent

By Bellies to Babies FoundationOctober 10, 2016
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Mayim Bialik, PhD Supporting Bellies to Babies Foundation

By Bellies to Babies FoundationOctober 10, 2016
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Dr. Jack Newman, MD – World-Renowned Breastfeeding Expert

Dr. Jack Newman was the 2011 keynote presenter for Bellies to Babies Foundation.  

By Bellies to Babies FoundationSeptember 11, 2011

Midwife Accreditation

A Bellies to Babies Foundation credential accreditation formed in 2012.

lack-led, BlackThe Mission of the The Accreditation Commission for Community Midwife Education & Certification,  is threefold: (l) to establish standards promoting high-quality competency-based instruction and diverse student recruitment in Direct-Entry community midwifery schools, including ethnic and culturally sensitive curriculum, consideration of ethnic and cultural background, religion, languages spoken, gender identity, and sustaining a diverse faculty (2) to encourage schools to meet the established International Confederation of Midwives standards, held in high-esteem by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the World Health Organization. (3) To diversify the maternal healthcare workforce with serious efforts to increase the number of all-level qualified preceptors and ensuring recruitment from various communities in the multicultural US nation, improving equity, access, and sustained support by sensitive faculty and a workforce which reflects the many faces of multiculturalism. To also work collaboratively with schools, educational programs, and those who hold equivalent certifications or experience recognized by the Accreditation Commission for Community Midwife Education & Certification, to certify by endorsement having passed the required examination for the Certified Community Midwife™ credential.


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