Trained Doula Services For Atchison, KS and the surrounding areas.
By Elizabeth
“We hear all the time, “a healthy baby is all that matters.” That’s simply not true—especially when, all too often, “healthy” means merely “surviving birth,” for both moms and babies. That’s not nearly good enough.
“The truth is that in this day and age and place, a higher standard can and should exist: a healthy baby, a healthy mom, and a positive, respectful, family-centered birth experience for everyone.”
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By Elizabeth
“On May 5-7 mamas from across the nation will gather in Washington, D.C., for Mom Congress, a multi-day convention aiming to amplify the problems with perinatal care, depression and birth in this country, and get lawmakers to take action through policy change.”
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By Elizabeth
So sweet
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By Elizabeth
So sweet
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By Elizabeth
“This little thing is absolutely to die for, so I’m just over the moon.”
I just love seeing father’s reactions to their babies and the whole birth experience.
Congratulations to the royal family. I am glad that they were able to have the beautiful birth-day at home, as they were hoping.
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By Elizabeth
I definitely think that there is a time and place to give directions and commands to children, but there are also some good, thoughtful phrases in this article to consider for a change of pace.
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By Elizabeth
“So when I thought about labor, I wasn’t concerned. My plan was to wait for contractions to kick in, get an epidural, push for a few moments and—voila!—my new baby would arrive. But what no one—not my OB-GYN, anesthesiologist, or the nurses at the hospital—told me was that sometimes epidurals don’t work.”
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By Elizabeth
“So when I thought about labor, I wasn’t concerned. My plan was to wait for contractions to kick in, get an epidural, push for a few moments and—voila!—my new baby would arrive. But what no one—not my OB-GYN, anesthesiologist, or the nurses at the hospital—told me was that sometimes epidurals don’t work.”
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