Parto Moderno Lamaze, PR

10/05/2026

Mother’s Day brings back beautiful memories for me. ❤️

When my second child was born, my mom came to help us. She cared for my first child, helped with the housework, and gave me the time and support I needed to breastfeed my son.

She did all of this in a country where she did not speak the language.

Her love, support, and encouragement made a difference in my breastfeeding journey.

Sometimes, small acts of care can change a mother’s experience forever. 💝

A mother’s love can truly change the world. Happy Mother’s Day ❤️

— From an LLL Leader

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

Breastfeeding could prevent 13% of deaths in children under two — and 20,000 breast cancer deaths every year. Midwives play a vital role in providing the support to make it possible. On International Day of the Midwife, we thank midwives everywhere for their expertise in providing safe, supportive care during pregnancy and childbirth.

01/05/2026

What that “knot” in the cord actually means! ➰Many people are terrified of the idea of a “true knot” in the umbilical cord. But here is the truth: True knots are rare (less than 2% of births), and most of the time, they remain loose and cause no issues during pregnancy or birth.this knot is extremely rare and deserves to be on my feed! Babies are remarkably resilient. Often, the cord is covered in thick, squishy Wharton’s jelly that protects it—acting like a safety cushion, not a noose.This photo shows a true knot discovered after a safe, peaceful home birth. It’s a powerful reminder that our bodies know what they are doing.Midwifery care is rooted in trust, clinical skill, and watching the baby’s cues—whether at home or in a hospital. Trust birth. ✨ cordknot homebirthsafety

01/05/2026

88% to 90% of births are attended by physicians, primarily OB/GYNs.....who are ....surgeons. The surgical birth rate is 34% up to 50%+ at some institutions. You do the math.