Labor and delivery nurses who go on to earn advanced degrees to become nurse practitioners, anesthetists, or certified nurse-midwives can expect to make a median salary of $126,260 a year.

If you’re wondering how to become a labor and delivery nurse, our guide can walk you through the process. In 2021, roughly 3.6 million babies were born in the U.S.—more than 10,000 babies a ...

Nurses have well and truly seen it all — and one is sharing a few gems with the rest of the world.. Labor and delivery nurse Holly, 30, has heard her fair share of wild comments from men as ...

Lily Steeg, a labor and delivery nurse based in Georgia who shares tips for new parents on her TikTok, revealed to Insider what nurses always check for prior to handling a newborn.Exact protocol ...

Editor's note Friday, Mar. 1 10:16am: A previous version of the story incorrectly stated that Lindsday Spinney is a labor and delivery nurse; she's actually a NICU nurse.

Things can change quickly when delivering a baby, and the experience could start to look different from what you expected, said North Carolina-based labor and delivery nurse Jen Hamilton.