Gifts for student midwives

From a student midwife planner and birth counter, to notebooks, pens, lanyards and badge reels - stickers to decorate your folder, and a tote bag to carry all your extra bits for uni - you'll find colourful and fun student merch to celebrate your amazing midwifery journey.

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Gift ideas for midwives

Celebrate the incredible journey from student to qualified midwife with gifts as meaningful as their calling. Discover art prints, milestone cards, and keepsakes created to honour their dedication, courage, and care. Whether you’re a family member, friend, or mentor, you’ll find the perfect way to say “You did it – and the world is better for it.”

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Last orders for pre-Christmas delivery

  • 2nd class postage (orders under £20 ish) - order by Tuesday 16th December
  • Tracked 48 postage (standard over £20 or upgrade) - order by Thursday 18th December
  • Tracked 24 postage (upgrade in checkout) - order by Sunday 21st December

Delivery info

2026 Calendar and Diary bundle offer

Get ready for 2026 with 20% off when you buy my wall calendar and hardback diary together! Plus add on a gift wrap set too to make the perfect matchy birthy Christmas gift for student midwives.

Get the bundle

Womb to World Art

About the Student Midwife Shop

What are postage costs and times?

Standard postage is free over £10, and £1.50 under £10, with a delivery estimate of 2-4 working days from despatch.

If you want to track your order and need it by a certain date please upgrade to Tracked 24 or Special Delivery in the checkout.

This website is only set up for UK shoppers, so international shoppers please visit wombtoworldart.com where you can shop my full range.

Can I give you a new product suggestion?

Yes please! You can email me at hannah@studentmmidwifeshop.co.uk or message me on social @wombtoworldart

Why do you make birthy art?

After a traumatic emergency birth and NICU stay following my first planned home birth, I started Womb to World Art when pregnant with my second baby, and expressing myself through art became a big part of preparing for a spiritual, healing birth.

I love growing my range of hand-painted birth education printouts and pregnancy gifts, and hope to inspire others: whether that is in their pregnancy journey or spiritual rebirth.

I have so much respect for midwives and student midwives - and it gives me great pleasure to create pretty and practical things for you to brighten up your uniform and treat yourself on your birthy journey.

How can I find out more about Womb to World Art?

Come follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and YouTube to keep up to date with new products, and give your input on new designs! I love having your feedback so I can make things that you'll find really useful. I'm @wombtoworldart everywhere

Why does this website not have all your products?

Recently I've been growing my range for student midwives, and feel concerned that students aren't finding them very easily without my own website - so I thought I could make a website just for students! And I've featured the products that I think you'll like the most. But if you want to see my whole range you can shop at wombtoworldart.com

How I started Womb to World Art

Becoming a mother, and learning about the kind of conscious parent I wanted to be, was the key to discovering the root of (and beginning to heal) my life-long battle with depression, anxiety and self-destruction. When we became pregnant with my second daughter 18 months after my traumatic NICU birth, I felt called to start working with a sacred intimacy mentor and it was largely the work I did with her which began my spiritual awakening and led to the start of starting my birthy business.

I have learnt to see that what I make really does have inherent value – and actually, it is the art with my cute ‘childish’ drawings that I now love the most - because they are the ones that come authentically from my inner child. I feel blessed that I can call myself a mother, an artist, and now a birth worker too.

Read more of my story of trauma healing through art and how I started Womb to World Art on my blog.

Blog: how womb to world began