Welcome to Transitions Birth Services
About UsTransitions: Birth Services for Every Body is a welcoming, inclusive community midwifery practice in Milwaukee, WI, providing community birth care for your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum period. Lucky Tomaszek, LM, CPM, has spent more than 25 years as a birthworker and more than 15 years as a sexuality educator. For the last two and a half decades, Lucky has focused on providing excellent care and accurate education to the communities she works with. Learn more about Lucky and the rest of the Transitions Birth Services Team here.
Midwife Lucky supports a homebirth client through the early part of the pushing stage.
Photo by Tracy Carpenter at Imagine Photography.
I could not imagine my birth without Lucky, she was just meant to be there. From her well-tailored and inclusive knowledge throughout my pregnancy all the way to the moment she stepped into the room during labor, everything felt right." 

Comprehensive Care for the Childbearing Year

Care with Transitions includes prenatal visits and appropriate lab work, attendance at your labor and birth, and frequent postpartum visits until your baby is six weeks old. ​

Community Birth

Not everyone wants to give birth in the hospital. For people with low-risk, uncomplicated pregnancies, there is the option to give birth at home or in our birth suite with a trained birth attendant. 

​Welcoming Your Family

​At Transitions, we believe that families are more than the people you're related to by blood. Your family is whoever you choose to include, and your family is important to us.

Birth and Sexuality Education

Sexuality and childbearing are two spokes on the big wheel of life, and both can be joyous, messy, complicated, and so much. At Transitions, we believe in ongoing, open education about pregnancy, birth, sex, birth control, pleasure, boundaries, consent and so much more!

Considering homebirth due to COVID-19? More information here.

I respectfully and humbly acknowledge that I live and work on the stolen land of the Bodéwadmiakiwen (Potawatomi), Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo), Menominee, Myaamia, Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, and Peoria peoples. I honor the land itself and the countless generations who have always been stewards of this land.