BirthTribeMama

BirthTribeMama Empowering women through pregnancy, birth and postpartum I love mothering and I'm honored to be a mother of 5 children.

Four of them were born at home, every birth was a celebration, a birth party, release of joy and new beginnings. Through last 15 years, I have being learning and expanding my knowledge of birth and parenting, focusing on natural, wholesome approach, supporting natural ways of mothering. For about 12 years I used to run support groups for mothers in New York, where in non-judgmental atmosphere mothers shared their birth stories, acquired breastfeeding support, babywearing information, discussed topics about attachment parenting, cosleeping, cloth diapers and anything related to holistic, natural lifestyle.Through many years of community building, I realized my true purpose is to be a doula, to help out with those very first stages of motherhood on a very personal level. I see motherhood as a journey that unfolds from the moment of conception, where pregnancy and birth are the bases of motherhood. Through my doula practice, I empower mother to open up to her journey in her full potential, trusting her inner guide and strong body. I provide her with love, support and information needed to make the most wholesome decisions that benefit her growth, as well as growth of her children, relationship with her partner and altogether her whole family.

To new mamas out there, being obsessed with your baby is normal. Your marvelous instincts can be explained by science.
12/31/2022

To new mamas out there, being obsessed with your baby is normal. Your marvelous instincts can be explained by science.

Learning from each other changes lives. Education on pregnancy,  birth and postpartum is not optional,  it's essential.
12/29/2022

Learning from each other changes lives. Education on pregnancy, birth and postpartum is not optional, it's essential.

A fabric womb made by Angélique du Coudray, a French midwife who was commissioned by King Louis XV to reduce infant mortality. From 1760 to 1783, she traveled all over France, visiting poor rural women and sharing her extensive knowledge with them. It is estimated that she trained some 10,000 women.
Du Coudray also invented the first lifesize obstetrical mannequin, for practicing mock births, and published a well-received midwifery textbook

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