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Holistic Midwifery Care

With Danielle Hogan you will receive intuitive, individualized, thorough, holistic care throughout t

06/30/2025

This is literally my husband ❤️

10/02/2024

These are great examples for dilation!
Food for thought 😂

03/15/2024

You were a rockstar, Natalie! ⁣Thank you for trusting me with your care.❤️midwife Danielle ⁣ .

03/13/2024

Life after the baby is born can be tough, but it's also sweet as you get to know the little baby who has completely changed your life. Having had the privilege of walking through this journey with you is something that brings me the greatest joy. I truly do love all my sweet little babies and their families!..

03/11/2024

One of the most important things you can do postpartum is reach out to the people in your life who can help out as you adjust to life with a newborn. While there are some situations where you don't have people who could help out, if you have the option, use it! See if someone can set up a meal train. Ask for help cleaning the house or have someone come over to hold the baby so you can nap. If you have other children, it may be good to see if they can spend a few nights away so you can focus on recovering. And most importantly, don't forget to take care of yourself! Your body has gone through a lot, and you need to recover. Try to take it easy, rest, and lean on the people in your life who love you and want to take care of you. They are a blessing to have!

03/07/2024

In those first few weeks of newborn life, it's important to eat plenty of food as your body recovers from the trauma of birth. Having high quality, nutrient dense foods on hand is a great way to ensure you are fueling your body with what it needs.Good options to have in your house are:- Protein: eggs, collagen, Greek yogurt, rotisserie chicken, cheese, sausage
- Carbs: oats, brown rice, quinoa, legumes, bread
- Fruits and vegetables
- Electrolyte drinks

03/05/2024

There is a plethora of posts and articles telling you what you need and don't need for the baby. I'm always happy to share what I would recommend for you to have on hand, and here's a short list of things that are most important for those first few days with a newborn. - Diapers in newborn and size 1- Wipes
- A crib or bassinet (or even a pack and play works too!)
- An infant car seat - make sure it's installed properly
- Onesies, socks, pants, hats, etc in newborn and 0-3m
- Bottles, a bottle brush and formula (if you don't plan on breastfeeding)
- Breastfeeding bra, ni**le cream, and a haakaa (it's amazing for collecting milk)
- Healthy snacks and lots of water
- Swaddle and baby blankets

What's something you'd add to this list?

03/02/2024

So much emphasis is put on preparing for labor and delivery, but once the baby is born, it's important to also be prepared for postpartum life. The 12 weeks following the birth of your baby is actually called the "fourth trimester". It is a time of great physical and emotional change as your baby adjusts to being outside the womb, and you adjust to this change in your life. The next few posts I share will be focused on things you can do to prepare for this next phase in life! .

02/28/2024

Thank you for trusting me with your care, Leland! ⁣❤️midwife Danielle ⁣ .

02/27/2024

If you're having a home birth, it's important to make sure your home is prepped for the big day. I give all my expectant mamas a list of things to have on hand and ready for when labor begins. Once you hit 37 weeks (when you are cleared for an out of hospital birth), it's important to have it all gathered and easily accessible for your midwife to find. Today I've shared a few things that are important to have ready to go for your baby's birth! ..

02/22/2024

Getting adjusted regularly is something I recommend for all expectant mamas. Making sure your body is in proper alignment can help get the baby into optimal position, and can help your body be primed and ready for labor and delivery. It can also ease the back, hip and round ligament discomfort that many mothers experience! Make sure your chiropractor is Webster certified, and reach out to your care provider to see if they have anyone they'd recommend. ..

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615 W. Harwood Road
Hurst, TX
76054

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm

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https://daniellehoganmidwife.com/

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