Home birthing and the use of a midwife versus a doctor is often the subject of discussion on the pages of popular magazines.
As part of our study of births, the National Center for Health Statistics produces data on the place of birth and who is attendant at that birth annually. Those data from 1990 through 2004 are here.
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