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……….second stage of labour⁠at the final stage where your body and baby are working so hard and your babe’s head emerges....
13/06/2025

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second stage of labour
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at the final stage where your body and baby are working so hard and your babe’s head emerges. This is called crowning.

The next uterine contraction is when your babe turns their head and lines their body with the shoulders before the quick rush of baby’s entrance earthside.
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Our bodies and babes are so smart. they know what to do and it is miraculous.
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Soooooo excited to be celebrated in this way. We love each and every one of the people that come to our classes.Thank yo...
09/06/2025

Soooooo excited to be celebrated in this way. We love each and every one of the people that come to our classes.
Thank you so much for the support!

Wowww. Thank you so very much for your support. I am so honoured to do this work and so being recognized means the world...
09/06/2025

Wowww. Thank you so very much for your support. I am so honoured to do this work and so being recognized means the world to me. I hold strong my passion for this work and am humbled to be supported by my clients and community.

thank you
thank you ❤️
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…….partner support. It’s important. practice it. do it together
30/05/2025

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partner support. It’s important. practice it. do it together










so beyond excited to be in the voting round of Best of Kelowna!Please vote for:Kathleen Stanford Best Doula and All Birt...
10/05/2025

so beyond excited to be in the voting round of Best of Kelowna!

Please vote for:

Kathleen Stanford
Best Doula

and All Birth Centre
Best Prenatal Classes

**less than a week left to vote!
link in bio
xo

co-sleeping.⁠⁠this is such a polarized topic. if I were to ask my students and clients if they planned to co-sleep most ...
07/05/2025

co-sleeping.⁠
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this is such a polarized topic. if I were to ask my students and clients if they planned to co-sleep most would say no. the reality is those same people find themselves in the postpartum co-sleeping for survival. ⁠
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co-sleeping is widely practiced in other cultures and is the normal. co-sleeping can be wonderful for bonding, breastfeeding, for coping and sleeping. ⁠
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so how can you co-sleep safely?⁠
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- baby should be on their back with a firm mattress and without loose sheets ⁠
- remove anything near your babe’s head (pillows, stuffies, and blankets)⁠
- ensure your babe does not get too hot⁠
- do not share a blanket with your baby ⁠
- do not swaddle your babe⁠
- don’t bed share if you under the influence of alcohol or drugs⁠
- do not bed share if you smoke (or did so in pregnancy)⁠
- breastfeeding is protective from SIDS and so co-sleeping with a breastfed baby is safest (formula fed babies should sleep beside your bed because their sleep is much deeper)⁠
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most of all, don’t add extra guilt to your postpartum transition. sleep with your baby if you are finding better rest when you do. make sure you do it safely and follow your baby. this is all about finding what fits you and your family.⁠
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if you’re wanting to learn more about co-sleeping and your baby, All Birth offers different classes to prepare you for your new babe. click the link in bio to sign up, they fill up fast!

✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨pushing we focus on our labour and birth but forget in our birth plans what the pushing part looks like ...
30/04/2025

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pushing

we focus on our labour and birth but forget in our birth plans what the pushing part looks like and what we want to see for that part of our birth story.

in this photo you can see the midwife is adding a warm compress to protect the perineum as baby is coming through the perineum and the tissues are stretching.

did you know the degree of tearing can often be position related. and that tearing is meant to happen in birth to some degree. our bodies know how to heal from this tearing and is a part of birth. the worry that you will feel this when it is happening but likely you won’t know until after babe is deliver.

if you are working with your babe and body and using gravity to bring baby down and are in a position that is working well for what you know your baby needs for that corkscrew they do, getting out of the super good working position sometimes can be helpful.

Have you added anything in your birth
preferences that include this part of
birthing?

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9 years ago!“I didn’t know how instrumental a doula could be, until l found Kathleen. She was there for the 3rd trimeste...
15/04/2025

9 years ago!

“I didn’t know how instrumental a doula could be, until l found Kathleen. She was there for the 3rd trimester aches and pains with and . She our rock in the final 10 days “past due” (sometimes for a midnight house call with a shoulder to cry on, and
when things got stressful and way too real. She was there for the most important thing that I have ever done and will ever do. She was quite literally the through bringing my son into this world. The soft voice of and reason, urging and spurring me on... She was there for the 4th trimester and well into with emotional support to this day! Kathleen you helped James and I through the most intense and rewarding experiences of our whole lives and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thinking about getting a doula? It’s one of the most important investments ypu can make. I had as close to my as we could get and I owe it in huge part to her! She is a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Shout out to my doula, sister, mumma and friend. You are amazing! - with James Sawatzky and Kathleen Stanford.

baby lands on you with their entire journey to meet you. there is mucous and blood and vernix. when you hold your baby o...
08/04/2025

baby lands on you with their entire journey to meet you. there is mucous and blood and vernix. when you hold your baby on your chest, your babe is safe and can transition with the beautiful hormone oxytocin. ⁠
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you both take it in⁠
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the whole room takes it in. let these moments be protected.⁠
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all about baby….. this class is fun, interactive and hands-on. we talk about normal newborn behaviour cord care and bath...
19/03/2025

all about baby…..

this class is fun, interactive and hands-on.

we talk about
normal newborn behaviour
cord care and bathing
feeding
comforting your babe
basic needs
diapering
swaddling
growth spurts
infant development
postpartum transition

join us. we fill fast. see you soon 👶🏼👩‍🍼

Happy International Women’s Day 🙌🏽In a time of a crisis of maternity care, let’s support one another. Repost:
09/03/2025

Happy International Women’s Day 🙌🏽

In a time of a crisis of maternity care, let’s support one another.

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…the beautiful possibilities of birth.did you know you don’t have to ask if you “are allowed”did you know you the room i...
26/02/2025

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the beautiful possibilities of birth.

did you know you don’t have to ask if you “are allowed”
did you know you the room is yours and you get to set the energy
you can ask for privacy and the door closed
you can hang fairy lights and turn down the lights.
you can bring music in and feel at peace with a slow rhythm or move in the music that brings you joy
you can use the bed for different positions and for rest
you can stay out of bed
you can birth your baby on hands and knees

queens. this is your birth and your baby. You get to make your birthing space a sanctuary.

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