The Baby Babble Blog

A well known stereotype in the world of birth is that doulas only support natural birth and should only be hired if you are planning on delivering without pain medication. This is not the case! Doulas and epidruals go together like grilled cheese and jelly. If you...

It’s that time of year again. School is back in session, the days are growing shorter and the weather is getting colder. Often with the change in season comes the beginning of cold and flu season. Luckily, with a few tricks, I have been able to avoid getting sick with...

Embarking on a reproductive journey is deeply personal. Whether you're preparing for conception, navigating pregnancy, giving birth, or settling into postpartum life, this season of transformation is as unique as you are. Setting clear intentions during this time can...

Often times parents are so excited to introduce food to their babies that they start much too early. I did it. With my first, my family encouraged me to follow in their footsteps and give the baby a taste of all things yummy. I didn't know how to tell if my baby was...

Birthing a child can be an amazing and unpredictable experience. You may plan your c-section months in advance, or you may find yourself in the OR after several hours of pushing. Regardless of the reason, your physical and emotional experience after a cesarean can be...

When Push(ing) Comes to Shove- Grateful Dead All of the waiting, and laboring and now it is finally time to push your baby out! Have you ever thought about actually pushing a baby out of your vagina? Many people have questions about pushing in labor. For example:  How...

When you become pregnant, one of your most important decisions will be your care provider. Use this resource to get you started.

Things will change after the baby is born and that is okay. Remember you should accept help and request help when needed. Don’t try to be superhuman.

When thinking about how to approach a woman after a disappointing birth experience, it is important to consider how one’s message will be received- not simply how it is intended.

Relaxation, Rhythm, Ritual, Relinquish control, and Respect can help a mother during labor.