Lavender Pregnancy Birth and Beyond

01/29/2020

11/08/2015

Parto entre los indios del Méjico antiguo

Entre los indios del Méjico antiguo era costumbre ayudar a los partos dificiles con la constricción del vientre mediante una banda de tejido, al mismo tiempo que la parturienta traccionaba de una cuerda colgada del techo de la habitación

04/15/2015

so true.

As a birth photographer, I’m asked to capture some of the most important stories of a family’s life. I step into their birthing space and document the small and big moments that unfold. I tell the story of their son and daughter’s entrance into the world. The struggles, the fears, the pain, the joy.…

03/23/2015

I'm getting excited for the upcoming Birthing From Within day on March 28th from 10am-4pm.
We still have room for 3 couples so if you know of anyone who is pregnant please share this with them.~Thanks
www.birthingfromwithin.com
www.lavenderpregnancy.com

Birthing From Within offers an Ancient Map for Modern Birth: Childbirth education + classes; Professional trainings, workshops + courses; Certification Programs

03/17/2015

It could be a mark of modern parenting that we know more about what we 'shouldn't do' with babies as opposed to what we should do.. we are warned not to trust our instincts when statistics and research recommend something else. So with our modern lifestyle which precludes many 'traditional practices…

03/13/2015

Any mom who has accidentally knocked over a bottle of freshly pumped breast milk knows why they call it liquid gold. Now there's solid proof of w...

03/05/2015

I'll be hosting a Birthing From Within day on March 28th from 10-4. Email lavenderpregnancy@gmail.com if your interested.
www.birthingfromwithin.com

03/02/2015

Find out some important things you need to know before you reach for that hat for your newborn baby!

02/28/2015

Childbirth All or Nothing What's your idea of the perfect birth? Do you want every medical intervention known to science or do you want to go it alone, witho...

02/28/2015

Did you know that a woman's waters don't *have* to break for a baby to be born? This is called being born "in the caul" and it's pretty darn amazing!

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