You shouldn't need to do anything. The following comes from the help file after running ?mice::rbind. I recommend you read the entire help file.
Essentially, rbind and cbind are redefined to support mice objects, but if mice objects aren't in use, it reverts to the base behavior.
The standard base::cbind() and base::rbind() always dispatch to base::cbind.data.frame() or base::rbind.data.frame() if one of the arguments is a data.frame . The versions defined in the mice package intercept the user command and test whether the first argument has class "mids" . If so, function calls cbind.mids() , respectively rbind.mids() . In all other cases, the call is forwarded to standard functions in the base package.