The Student Midwife’s Keepsake Journal
Track & Reflect on your First 100 Births
You’re not just learning midwifery. You’re becoming a midwife.
This journal isn’t just here to collect your numbers. It’s here to witness your becoming, one birth, one insight, one stretch of your heart at a time.
Whether you’re attending your very first catch or documenting birth number seventy-three, this is the sacred ground where skill meets soul. A place to log your growth, reflect on the moments that shape you, and remember who you were when you stepped into this ancient, awe-filled calling.
What's Inside?
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100 HIPAA-safe birth entry pages with structured prompts
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Reflection questions that invite depth, not just data
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Room for your insights, doubts, awakenings, and edge moments
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A clean, elegant design you’ll be proud to carry
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Guidance and grounding from the Midwifery Wisdom Collective
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Built-in instructions on how to keep client info private—and sacred
This Journal is for you if...
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You’re a student midwife tracking births for certification
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You’re a recent grad learning to own your wisdom
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You want to document your growth in a way that feels reflective, not robotic
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You’re tired of spreadsheets that reduce this sacred work to just numbers
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You crave a beautiful, intentional space that honors what midwifery really is: a transformation
Not Just Data. Real Development.
Meet Augustine Colebrook
Augustine Colebrook
Retired CPM, MA-MCHS
Augustine Colebrook is a midwife, mentor, and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience supporting midwives and birth professionals worldwide. Her career has been dedicated to improving maternity care through education, advocacy, and system change, while also mentoring the next generation to build sustainable and fulfilling practices.
Having witnessed firsthand the dysfunction, scarcity, and isolation that often burden the profession, Augustine has made it her mission to replace them with connection, wisdom, and practical tools for success. She draws on her extensive expertise in leadership, business, and midwifery to guide students and graduates toward confident, empowered, and lasting careers.
We built this journal because we remember how it felt:
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To be asked to track every birth but given no space to process it.
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To be flooded with sensation, emotion, fear, and triumph—and expected to “be professional.”
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To have your hands on sacred life, while your heart is still trying to find its rhythm.
This journal says: there’s room for all of it.
The holy. The messy. The miraculous.
