Black Birth Pros

09/25/2021

I started a YouTube channel 6 years ago with the desire to put out hair tutorials. I did that for a few months and then that desire was quickly fulfilled. I stopped making videos for years.

Well, today I got back on there and uploaded a new video. This time with new intentions. On my channel I’ll be sharing conscious and holistic living content through the lens of birth, motherhood, and self development.

Today’s video is “3 Things I Wish I Had Known Before I Had My First Baby”. If you’re pregnant with your first baby/ babies and looking for some insight into what to expect after birth, check this video out.

Family, friends, and random strangers at the grocery store tend to give you the same generic and cliche advice when it comes to having a baby.“Sleep when the...

08/31/2021

Going live at 7pm EST 🔴

Come ask me all your questions about prepping for a natural (unmedicated) birth live over on Instagram 🌱

I’ll be sharing ways to prep physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

Drop any questions that you have below and I’ll make sure to cover it⬇️

07/30/2021

Meet your birth prep coach/ doula ✨

Hey, I’m Dasia. I have a passion (I really feel that it’s a calling) to spread the word that birth can be beautiful, joyful, and transformative. I do this by prepping women to be physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually prepared for the journey.

When I’m not busy supporting expecting families, you can find me:

Taking a walk in nature with my family 🌱
Binge watching Snowfall (I’m obsessed)
Or getting some intentional movement in 🧘🏾‍♀️

When you’re not working, what things do you like to do? Tell me below!

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THRIVE is now enrolling. It is birth preparation + community support for Black women.

We begin September 2nd. For more info, click the link below🤎

https://www.seasonsofbecomingbirth.com/thrive

07/29/2021

On top of the usual concerns that many pregnant women have about birth, you have other worries as a Black woman.

You have heard the horror stories of Black women who were dismissed by their provider during their labor, you know the maternal mortality statistics, and you’ve gotten first hand stories from your family/friends.
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You wonder if there is some way that you can ensure that your experience will be different. I want to tell you that yes.. it can be.

If you’re looking for guidance as you prepare for birth..

If you’ve been feeling alone and craving community during your pregnancy..

I invite you to join THRIVE. It is birth preparation + community support. To keep this space intimate, space is limited to 6 (so save your seat now).

We begin September 2nd. For more info, click the link below🤎

Do me a favor and share this with a mama you know that has been looking for a space like this🤰🏽

https://www.seasonsofbecomingbirth.com/thrive

07/20/2021

Anybody else feel like they’re in a season of transition? Like you’re not exactly in the same place you used to be but you’re not yet fully moved into the next phase of your life.. a state of limbo…

You’re just kind of out here floating and don’t feel fully grounded. It’s a little scary.. the unknown.

I’ve been talking to SO many people who feel like they are in this place right now. I wanted to share something with you.

“Whenever you start to feel overwhelmed by the reality of an unknown future, I hope you can remember that today used to be one of those days that you worried so tirelessly about. Now, here you are, on the other side of that unknown, successfully making it through every moment, one breath at a time.And the fact that you’re still breathing and finding light along the path is proof: your unknowns have not defined you. Even here, there is more to you”.


Just keep holding on and know that it’ll all make sense soon🤎

If the uncertain and unknown season of your life involves preparing for birth and motherhood, you don’t have to navigate that alone. I dedicate my work to making sure that you feel fully held, seen, guided and supported as you go on this journey.

Book a free pregnancy/ birth chat with me at the link below and tell me where you are on your journey. I would love to see how I can support you.

https://www.seasonsofbecomingbirth.com/links

07/19/2021

Are you expecting soon? Do you desire to have a natural birth but fear that you will experience unbearable pain? Do you feel overwhelmed trying to figure out everything that you need to know in order to be fully prepared (hello information overload 🤯)?

If that’s you ⬆️ Join me next Tuesday the 27th for a free LIVE class covering 5 tips that you need to know to have a natural birth.

This class is for you if:

•You know for sure that you are planning for a natural birth.

•You’re curious about what a natural birth could look like for you.

Register for this class at the link below now! Share with an expecting mama you know that desires to have a natural birth🤰🏽

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUtcO6srDkjHdYxBnG71oR9fjXEY4hIPVo3

07/06/2021

Similar to giving birth for the first time, it is hard to plan for the unexpected of what life after baby will look like.

Here are 3 HUGE ways that you can make life after baby a much smoother ride👶🏾

1). Make a serious plan for how you will nourish yourself.

Nourishment can come in the form of eating healing foods, checking in with yourself weekly about how you are doing mentally/ emotionally, and making time to do that one thing that you really love (like reading a book). Placing a priority on caring for yourself as your care for your new baby is essential.

2). Delegate as many daily/ weekly house tasks as possible.

Caring for a newborn is like having 2 full time jobs. Lighten the load by delegating as many day to day/ week to week house tasks as possible.

Examples:
- order your groceries to be delivered vs. going in the store
- hire a housecleaner (even on a tight budget, bringing someone in to clean just once a month can be life changing)

3). Have an honest conversation with your partner about your expectations of them.

Often times, we have expectations of people that we don’t always clearly express. We just kind of expect people to understand what we need. This can present a problem when you are in the thick of navigating parenthood for the first time with your partner.

Before baby is born, have a conversation with your partner about the role that you see them playing. This is not a rigid plan, but rather a way to open up dialogue. Once baby is born, extend grace to each other as you both figure out how to settle into your new roles and shift in family dynamic.

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Are you looking for guidance on how to prepare for life after baby? Schedule a free consultation with me today and let’s talk (link below)❤️

https://seasonsofbecoming.hbportal.co/schedule/60b55fdb8ea3940e3ecf1bd3