Loving My Pregnancy

Loving My Pregnancy Midwife-led pregnancy coaching for women who want expert guidance, emotional support, and confident preparation. Denver & virtual.

With 15+ yrs in maternal healthcare, I help you feel informed, steady,and supported from early pregnancy through postpartum. Loving My Pregnancy in Denver, Colorado provides compassionate pregnancy support and confidential guidance for women and families across the Denver metro area. Serving clients in Aurora, Lakewood, Englewood, Littleton, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, and Centennial, we offer personalized pregnancy education, parenting support, and access to trusted local resources in a safe and welcoming environment. We assist women navigating planned or unplanned pregnancies by providing accurate information, emotional support, and practical next steps tailored to each individual situation. Whether you are seeking early pregnancy guidance, parenting preparation resources, or ongoing support during pregnancy, our team is committed to empowering mothers throughout Denver, CO with clarity and confidence. Loving My Pregnancy is dedicated to connecting women with reliable pregnancy resources in Denver and surrounding communities, helping them make informed decisions and build a strong foundation for themselves and their families.

03/07/2026

The part of building a mission-driven business most people never see.

Early alarms.
Long shifts in healthcare.
Then coming home to keep building something meaningful.

Loving My Pregnancy was created because too many women go through pregnancy feeling uninformed or unsupported.

I want to help change that 🤍

03/07/2026

The review's authors questioned whether studies establishing norms for labor progress conducted at hospital births—where results would be affected by labor management policies and study participants experience varying degrees of medical intervention—represented true physiologic norms. To answer that question, they compiled the findings of 43 studies of midwives’ reports of non-linear labor progress, i.e., “labor slows, stalls, pauses, or even reverses, but later resumes naturally,” in which these phenomena were considered to be physiologic and normal. They found that such occurrences were common, could occur at any point in labor, lasted from a few minutes to more than two hours, and could occur multiple times in the same labor.

The midwife authors believed labor lulls to be not just normal but functional. They served purposes such as protecting against fetal distress and uterine muscle fatigue by allowing mother and baby to regulate the intensity of labor, permitting recovery from the demands of the dilation phase before embarking on the expulsion phase of labor, and permitting the baby to shift into a more favorable position for birth. One event, labor reversal, in which the cervix closes back down, they attributed to a reaction to interruptions or to agitation arising in the laboring woman or birthing person.

Regardless of whether lulls have the benefits claimed for them, these reports establish that obstetric expectations of how normal labor progresses don’t match reality and that, as the study concludes: “Research on physiological labor patterns, including plateaus, is a matter of some urgency as it is a necessary precursor to efforts aimed at reducing unnecessary and harmful interventions.”

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Many high-achieving women are used to preparing for everything.Careers.Investments.Major life decisions.But when pregnan...
03/05/2026

Many high-achieving women are used to preparing for everything.

Careers.
Investments.
Major life decisions.

But when pregnancy begins, most women are simply handed a stack of pamphlets and a few short appointments.

No wonder so many feel overwhelmed.

As a nurse and midwife, I’ve seen how powerful it is when women truly understand their bodies, their options, and how to advocate for themselves in medical settings.

Preparation changes everything.

✨ If you’re pregnant or planning to be, what has been the most confusing part of the process so far?

Has pregnancy made you slow down more than expected?
03/04/2026

Has pregnancy made you slow down more than expected?

03/03/2026

Denmark is taking a major step by moving to end the “cry it out” method for babies after a nationwide study revealed potential harms. Over 700 psychologists warned that this sleep training practice could negatively impact brain development and parent-child attachment. The findings emphasise the importance of responsive caregiving during the early stages of life for healthy emotional and cognitive growth.

The study examined the effects of letting babies cry for extended periods and found links to elevated stress levels and possible long-term impacts on brain function. While some parts of the U.S. continue to recommend the method, Denmark’s decision reflects growing concern among experts about the risks versus the benefits of this approach. Advocates of alternative sleep strategies stress nurturing and gradual methods to promote better sleep without compromising developmental outcomes.

This move is sparking viral attention globally among parenting and health communities. It highlights a shift in understanding early childhood care and the need for policies informed by psychological research. Parents and caregivers are now encouraged to explore safer, evidence-based sleep strategies that support both healthy brain development and secure emotional bonds with their children.

Yesterday I noticed trees growing low to the ground, their trunks twisted and shaped by years of weather.They weren’t st...
03/03/2026

Yesterday I noticed trees growing low to the ground, their trunks twisted and shaped by years of weather.

They weren’t straight.
They weren’t perfect.
But they were deeply rooted.
Alive.
Still growing.

Pregnancy can feel like that.

It stretches you.
It reshapes you.
It reveals strength you didn’t know you had.

Not every season looks polished or effortless.
But growth doesn’t require perfection.

Sometimes it simply requires staying rooted.

You are allowed to grow in your own shape. 🤍

What has this season of growth been teaching you?

— Loving My Pregnancy

The United States continues to rank among the highest in maternal mortality compared to other high-income countries.That...
03/01/2026

The United States continues to rank among the highest in maternal mortality compared to other high-income countries.

That should concern all of us.

Because most serious pregnancy and postpartum complications don’t begin as dramatic emergencies.

They begin quietly.

A symptom that feels “probably normal.”
A concern that gets brushed off.
A gut feeling that something isn’t right.

We’ve updated protocols.
We’ve created safety bundles.
We’ve formed review committees.

And still — change has been slow.

I believe one missing piece is preparation at the family level.

When women and their partners know:
• What to look for
• What can be prevented (when possible)
• When to call or go in
• How to advocate clearly

Outcomes can change.

Not through fear.

Through clarity.
Through confidence.
Through education.

The Pregnancy Safety Blueprint is coming soon.

Because every mother deserves to feel informed — not unsure.

If this resonates, save this post.
And share it with someone who is pregnant or hopes to be. 🤍

Pregnancy coaches are here to guide you through the beautiful journey of motherhood! ✨ From nagging nausea to back pain,...
02/28/2026

Pregnancy coaches are here to guide you through the beautiful journey of motherhood! ✨ From nagging nausea to back pain, they provide valuable tips and support to help you manage common pregnancy complaints smoothly. You're not alone in this — let’s make your pregnancy journey comfortable and joyous! 🌸🤰

No one prepares you for this part of pregnancy.We talk about nursery themes.We compare strollers.We build birth plans.Bu...
02/26/2026

No one prepares you for this part of pregnancy.

We talk about nursery themes.
We compare strollers.
We build birth plans.

But very few women are taught how to recognize when something isn’t normal.

Most serious pregnancy complications don’t begin as dramatic emergencies.

They begin quietly.

A headache that feels different.
Shortness of breath that doesn’t sit right.
Swelling that seems “probably normal.”
A subtle shift in baby’s movements.

And sometimes women wait.
Because they don’t want to overreact.
Because they don’t want to seem dramatic.
Because they assume someone will tell them if it’s serious.

But here’s what I believe:

Education isn’t fear-based.
It’s protective.

When a woman understands:
• What’s normal
• What’s not
• When to call
• What to say
• And how her partner can advocate

She moves through pregnancy differently.

Calmer.
Stronger.
More confident.

I’ve been working on something new centered around pregnancy safety, advocacy, and preparation — not from a place of fear, but from a place of empowerment.

If you’re pregnant right now, tell me:

What symptom or concern has made you second-guess yourself during this pregnancy?

Let’s start this conversation.

Feeling queasy in the mornings? 🌿 Try sipping ginger tea or nibbling on a few almonds to help ease morning sickness natu...
02/25/2026

Feeling queasy in the mornings? 🌿 Try sipping ginger tea or nibbling on a few almonds to help ease morning sickness naturally. Staying hydrated and eating small, frequent meals can also make a big difference. Trust nature's little remedies to keep you comfortable! 🌷✨

Pregnancy coaching is my safe space 🧸✨ When my doctor is busy and can't answer all my questions, my coach listens patien...
02/23/2026

Pregnancy coaching is my safe space 🧸✨ When my doctor is busy and can't answer all my questions, my coach listens patiently and helps me navigate this beautiful journey with confidence. Everyone deserves to be heard during such a special time!

07/08/2025

📢 Exciting News! 📢

We have availability for clients with upcoming due dates! If you're expecting and looking for compassionate birth support, I'd love to help.

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đź“ž Call: (575) 910-7274
📧 Email: sacredoaksbirth@gmail.com
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✨ My Doula Services Include:✨
✔️ Two prenatal sessions
✔️ Birth plan design support
✔️ Emotional, physical & educational support during labor and up to 2 hours postpartum
✔️ Postpartum visits at 3 days & 1 week for newborn transition and lactation support

Your birth experience matters! Let’s create a supportive, empowered journey together. 💕

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Are you looking for personalized, family centered care in? If you live in Eastern or Southern New Mexico, contact us to look into care with our midwife today. We cover areas within a 2.5 hr radius of Roswell, New Mexico. This includes but is not limited to Cannon AFB, Clovis, Portales, Roswell, Artesia, Carlsbad, Hobbs, Ruidoso, and Alamogordo and surrounding areas. Being pregnant and giving birth are natural life experiences for which a woman's body is well designed. In most of the world, women labor and give birth with midwives, as they have throughout history. The midwifery model of care has been proven to be a safe, nurturing alternative to obstetrics care and OBGYN-attended hospital births. We offer alternatives to OBGYN care, giving women options for personal, private, in home midwife care. As guides we provide the compassionate help and support you're looking for, whether you are trying to conceive or are exploring your options for childbirth. Every woman deserves to choose how she and her partner want to bring their child into this world. Explore your options in Eastern New Mexico area obstetrics care alternatives; our team at Otero Birth can provide a supportive and more meaningful experience than a busy doctor's office or hospital facility. We provide midwife services, home birth, and support to families all over Eastern New Mexico, and surrounding areas. You don't have to drive long distances to get high quality birth services.