Bearth - Holistic Midwifery & Family Health

Bearth - Holistic Midwifery & Family Health Bearth is a down-to-earth midwifery service that interweaves traditional midwifery wisdom with moder

In my natural habitat 🌿🐣 (thanks for the baby snuggles 🥰)
03/20/2026

In my natural habitat 🌿🐣 (thanks for the baby snuggles 🥰)

Maybe it’s because I’m a little nosy myself 😏, but I thought you might want to see what keeps me busy when I’m not atten...
03/19/2026

Maybe it’s because I’m a little nosy myself 😏, but I thought you might want to see what keeps me busy when I’m not attending births! What class are you surprised to see in this list? What learning would you hope to see from your midwife? And if any midwife has any additional online resources you’ve loved, please share with the class! 📚🤓📖

Thank you to my brain for all the parenting books and podcasts I took in, in preparation for child rearingTo my shoulder...
03/13/2026

Thank you to my brain for all the parenting books and podcasts I took in, in preparation for child rearing
To my shoulders for carrying the heaviness and weight of the gift that these precious little lives are,
To my lungs for taking deep breaths when moments are overwhelming,
To my arms for rocking my babies countless hours to sleep,
To my Heart for being stretched and opened wide up with love,
To my stomach for swallowing my pride,
To my adrenals for getting me through many stressful moments,
To my gut for it’s wisdom and guidance,
To my womb for holding space, growing, and birthing three incredible children,
To my legs for holding steady onto the belief that motherhood was not meant to be experienced alone, and who have always walked me to places of rest and connection with others.
♥️
Photo by .luna.birth

To be a student midwife in the United States is to walk down a path of continually being misunderstood, of going against...
03/09/2026

To be a student midwife in the United States is to walk down a path of continually being misunderstood, of going against the cultural current in order to respond to a deep calling from within that will not be silenced - to honor and support families in birth the way we know they deserve to be supported. It’s a radical act of hope and resistance. It’s hard to explain just how much of ourselves, how fully surrendering this work asks of us. Our time, our energy, our resources, our heart. It demands it all. Ashley is one of the most generous humans you’ll ever meet. Generous in her kindness, her laughter, her trust, and her courage. As her preceptor I have had the honor of watching her grow in confidence and skill over the years. She is close to the end of her student career, entering the hardest phase. The phase of putting all her experiences and knowledge as a student into practice and acting as primary midwife under supervision. This time is a catch 22 for students because, well, they’re not making a living wage and yet must make themselves available to attend births. It’s not a very conducive environment for holding an outside job, because of that, it can be hard to financially support oneself. To know Ashley is to love Ashley, and she more than anyone deserves the support of her community during this time. If you believe in the work of the midwife, please join me in sustaining this rising midwife through her final stretch. We believe in you Ashley, you’ve got this!! ✨ You can find the GoFundMe link in my bio or hers! ✨Photos shared with permission.

Honestly, there’s nothing like getting on an airplane to come home, knowing your client’s water is broken and there’s a ...
03/06/2026

Honestly, there’s nothing like getting on an airplane to come home, knowing your client’s water is broken and there’s a chance that you will miss the birth-- only to land and she’s still pregnant, then for her to go from 3cm to birth in less than 40 minutes once you arrive 🥹😱😂😭 You’re so special to me, friend❤️ Thank you for letting me care for you FOUR times!! ✨Photos shared with permission ✨

We ain’t messin’ around with the 24 hr weigh in 😂
03/06/2026

We ain’t messin’ around with the 24 hr weigh in 😂

Reposting from and (This is Gloria) To be a student midwife in the United States is to walk down a path of continually...
02/17/2026

Reposting from and

(This is Gloria) To be a student midwife in the United States is to walk down a path of continually being misunderstood, of going against the cultural current in order to respond to a deep calling from within that will not be silenced - to honor and support families in birth the way we know they deserve to be supported. It’s a radical act of hope and resistance. It’s hard to explain just how much of ourselves, how fully surrendering this work asks of us. Our time, our energy, our resources, our heart. It demands it all. Ashley is one of the most generous humans you’ll ever meet. Generous in her kindness, her laughter, her trust, and her courage. As her preceptor I have had the honor of watching her grow in confidence and skill over the years. She is close to the end of her student career, entering the hardest phase. The phase of putting all her experiences and knowledge as a student into practice and acting as primary midwife under supervision. This time is a catch 22 for students because, well, they’re not making a living wage and yet must make themselves available to attend births. It’s not a very conducive environment for holding an outside job, because of that, it can be hard to financially support oneself. To know Ashley is to love Ashley, and she more than anyone deserves the support of her community during this time. If you believe in the work of the midwife, please join me in sustaining this rising midwife through her final stretch. We believe in you Ashley, you’ve got this!! ✨ You can find the GoFundMe link in my bio or hers!

*honk honk* The soft animal of my body loves immigrants, homeless, women, she/theys/and g**s, BIPOC, disabled, and all t...
02/05/2026

*honk honk*
The soft animal of my body loves immigrants, homeless, women, she/theys/and g**s, BIPOC, disabled, and all the in between and othered folks. I’m for the marginalized, the underrepresented, and misunderstood. You’re all welcome here 🏳️‍🌈

Sweetest little babe burst into the world this morning 🌈 ✨ welcome little honey!
01/31/2026

Sweetest little babe burst into the world this morning 🌈 ✨ welcome little honey!

I’d like to offer a new perspective to the phrase “I trust my body”. I think we often hear this phrase and use it synony...
01/30/2026

I’d like to offer a new perspective to the phrase “I trust my body”. I think we often hear this phrase and use it synonymously with “I trust the physiologic process of birth, I believe ‘natural birth’ is the way our bodies were meant to give birth, and if I prepare, if I learn, and if I believe hard enough, I will have the birth experience that I want with no complications.” Here’s the shift I would like to offer you: Bodies are the great communicator. They receive and interpret millions of pieces of information every day. The experiences you’ve had that have shaped you into the person that you are— your body remembers those. And she tells you with each muscle twinge, with each gut feeling, with every quickening of the heartbeat, a message. You and your body are in relationship, every day she asks you to meet small needs: peeing when you have the urge, eating when you’re hungry, sleeping when you’re tired. She signals to you these needs, and you build trust with her by responding. When we listen, we learn more about her, and how to live more harmoniously as spiritual beings living inside a body container. “I trust my body” is not merely a position on physiologic birth (although continue to prepare, learn, and believe) but rather an dynamic, reciprocal exchange between you and your body. It means when things aren’t going as hoped during labor and your body says “we need a change”, that we honor the deep wisdom within her that knows how to keep you safe. It means asking for more resources when pain moves to suffering to mitigate a traumatic experience. It means honoring the “no’s” and “yes’s” in your body. “I trust my body” is a daily practice of listening to her, learning her, and honoring the messages she sends you. She’s got you this far after all 💛

I’ve taken an unintentional hiatus from Instagram for the past six months or so, but can feel the spark to create return...
11/12/2025

I’ve taken an unintentional hiatus from Instagram for the past six months or so, but can feel the spark to create returning. I’ve spent the last six months pouring into myself, attuning to myself in deeper and more meaningful ways, addressing wounds, replenishing the well. When I was 21 *15 years ago* I sat on my bed and saw in a vision the word Midwife stamped onto my forehead. I have to share a secret with you. In January of this year I thought I was done for good. I’ve admittedly struggled with this work off and on. As beautiful and fulfilling as I do find this work, it’s also exhausting, sobering, grievous work. It’s broken me to my core numerous times. And yet, call it Spirit or ancestors, I keep being called back. A little different each time. More boundaries here, a little sustainability there, more attuning to myself here. “Stay”, the wisdom from within calls out. “Stay.” So here I am, a little different than the last time we met yet more myself and aligned with my purpose than ever. So hello!👋🏼 Thank you for being here and meeting me again. I’m deeply impassioned about the work of a midwife. Not just in the literal sense of providing care for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, but philosophically as well in the ways we show up and care for one another, our children, and our communities. May we all accept the invitation to Midwife each other through life, in whatever way it presents for you. We each have a role to play. I’m honored and humbled to be here, a student of birth, guiding you to your wisdom from within.

A client’s 3 year old took this photo of me a couple weeks ago. I love it 🥰
11/04/2025

A client’s 3 year old took this photo of me a couple weeks ago. I love it 🥰

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Bearth is so much more than a midwifery service; it's about building people up. Our hope is that through the empowering process that giving birth can be, you and your family will be made stronger and healthier because of it. The ability to carry life and give birth is, not only fundamentally human, it is an incredibly profound time in a person's life. This process heightens all five senses and imprints a lasting memory on your mind.

We want you to remember the power you hold in every cell of your body.

We provide a safe, supportive birthing space and want you to feel respected, in control, and to be able to look back on that moment in your life and remember that you can do it, you are enough, and you are stronger than you know.