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Making Space for the Physical Changes —and the Emotional Ones Too

Making Space for the Physical Changes —and the Emotional Ones Too

by Ashli Crew Rodriguez | Feb 20, 2026 | Labor, Postpartum, Pregnancy

In my last pregnancy, there was a clear moment when I realized my body was asking for something different. What I could do easily in the second trimester—the movement, the pace, the keeping up—I simply couldn’t sustain in the later weeks. And instead of pushing...
Learning, Trusting, and Coming Back to the Body

Learning, Trusting, and Coming Back to the Body

by Ashli Crew Rodriguez | Feb 13, 2026 | Labor, Pregnancy

We never stop learning in birth work. Every family, every labor, every conversation teaches us something new. Research evolves. Language shifts. Our understanding deepens. And still, in the middle of all that learning, there are moments when it’s comforting to fall...
You Don’t Have to Hold All the Questions Alone

You Don’t Have to Hold All the Questions Alone

by Ashli Crew Rodriguez | Feb 1, 2026 | Care Providers, Caring for Baby, Labor, Postpartum, Pregnancy

It usually happens after an appointment. You walk out of the office, get into your car, and suddenly remember everything you meant to ask. Or maybe you did ask, but the answer felt rushed. Maybe you nodded along, trusting it would all make sense later — and later came...
Why More Than One Doula Can Make a Difference

Why More Than One Doula Can Make a Difference

by Ashli Crew Rodriguez | Jan 21, 2026 | Care Providers, Labor, Personal Stories

At some point in pregnancy — usually after the excitement settles — a quieter question shows up. Who can I really turn to through all of this? Not just when labor starts, but now. When your body is changing in ways you didn’t expect. When appointments feel rushed....

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