When we hear the term "Midwife" the first thing that comes up to a lot of people's minds is how it's one of the oldest profession's. Many people have different opinions on Midwives. According to Judith Rooks from the article of The History of Midwifery she states that many obstetricians from the 1930s helped reduce midwives by arguing that they are untrained and incompetent. Many other specialists thought that "pregnancy is a dangerous condition that requires a lot of care from a highly trained and highly educated specialist not from a midwife." According to Cordelia Hanna she states that in North America during the first 250 years of history colonies midwives attended most of the births in absence of physician and were highly respected in