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From preconception to motherhood, the mission of Erin Brier Birthing is for every woman to feel confident, educated and supported throughout every phase of her journey of creating a family. Whether you're hoping to nurture your hormones, trying to conceive or growing your family, my goal is to empower women to truly be themselves by offering individualized support, resources and care that will help them live a fulfilling lifestyle for themselves and their family for years to come.

How the heck did I get so lucky?? ♥️♥️Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there!
05/10/2026

How the heck did I get so lucky??

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Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there!

It’s been a good run, pumping supplies… see ya never! 👋🏼In all seriousness though, I’m feeling all the ways about closin...
03/04/2026

It’s been a good run, pumping supplies… see ya never! 👋🏼

In all seriousness though, I’m feeling all the ways about closing this chapter of my feeding journey.

Every once in awhile, I feel a twinge of sadness… but then I remember what it’s like to pump at 3 am while everyone else is sound asleep… and I the switch from grief to gratitude hits me quick! 😆

I really am so grateful to have fed my babies in such intentional, nourishing, and flexible ways. Each journey was different, but the love and appreciation I have for them both is unmatched.

Mamas, if you’re deep in the weeds with feeding you little one, remember that it’s not forever. There will be a day (sooner than you think) when you’ll be packing away those flanges and feeding supplies!

The light at the end of the tunnel may not feel bright yet, but it is there.

And remember: In the moments between the stress and struggle, soak it all in.

The cuddles, coos, and quiet of those feeds are sacred and special.

No matter how you feed that little one, know that your sacrifices are appreciated, your frustrations are valid, and your accomplishment is worth celebrating!

So for now, I’m giving myself a little pat on the back while I tuck this box away until the next mama in my life needs it! ✌🏼

317-721-5074Whether you’re growing a baby, or a business, you can now text me for support!One perk about working with me...
02/25/2026

317-721-5074

Whether you’re growing a baby, or a business, you can now text me for support!

One perk about working with me is having access to me at any time of the day to ask questions, debrief appointments, ask for recs and resources… anything!

No matter if you’re parent or professional, I know how valuable it can be have a knowledgeable pro in your back pocket!

So I’ve decided to extend this perk, client or not!

Anytime you need a little extra support, info, or resources, you can text me at ‪317-721-5074‬, even if you’re not an ebbirthing client!

Support is here! Your Birthing Bestie is literally at your fingertips!

12/31/2025

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Having a really hard time not feeling so incredibly grateful as of late
11/12/2025

Having a really hard time not feeling so incredibly grateful as of late

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10/15/2025



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World Breastfeeding Week came and went this year… all while I got to cuddle and breastfeed my own sweet babe. As doulas,...
08/08/2025

World Breastfeeding Week came and went this year… all while I got to cuddle and breastfeed my own sweet babe.

As doulas, we say it all the time: Every pregnancy is different. Every birth is different. Every postpartum experience is different. Every feeding journey is different.

And that’s certainly been true for me.

With Cooper, lack of supply, knowledge, and weight gain lead us down the lovely road of exclusively pumping, supplementing with formula when needed. It was the perfect feeding journey for us.

With Carter, we’re feeding in every way there is! Breastfeeding ✔️ pumping ✔️ formula✔️ all of it!

I’m so grateful to have her peacefully feed at the breast. An experience I didn’t quite get to with Coop, and one I’m soaking up as long as I can!

Mamas, caring for a new babe is hard. Feeding your new babe, no matter how you choose to, is hard.

Remember to give yourself grace, be flexible, and celebrate all the big and little wins and milestones!

Happy World Breastfeeding Week & National Breastfeeding Month! 👩🏽‍🍼🤱🏽

I feel so incredibly lucky to have the wonderful women of  on my birth team. I always say that the time spent here is so...
07/14/2025

I feel so incredibly lucky to have the wonderful women of on my birth team.

I always say that the time spent here is so much more than pelvic floor work and birth prep.

It’s wellness, comfort, rejuvenation, and so much more.

My sessions with Natalie are truly healing from the inside, out.

Not to mention how absolutely dreamy the new location is.

I cherish these sessions and my time at Vitalize. Having a phenomenal provider and an even better friend is such a blessing.

I always leave feeling so much better- physically, mentally, and emotionally.

“Another hack is to do things around the house. Dishes, laundry, cleaning and things like that. It’s a huge help to both...
07/09/2025

“Another hack is to do things around the house. Dishes, laundry, cleaning and things like that. It’s a huge help to both of you.“

Bringing back some of Matt’s great wisdom from the Birthing Bestie Blog:

Partner Perspective- Postpartum Dad Hacks 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

“You’re both going to be tired, but if your partner is breastfeeding, that’s obviously something you can’t do, and that’s something that your significant other is going to be up all hours of the night doing for your new child.

So do all the other things so that they can rest when they can.“

Going to have to remind him of his own tips and tricks in these coming weeks! 😏

Check out his other postpartum hacks at the Birthing Bestie Blog! https://ebbirthing.com/partner-perspective-postpartum-dad-hacks/

I know we will be!

The final stage of labor - TransitionWhile transition is the shortest phase of labor, it’s typically also the most inten...
06/30/2025

The final stage of labor - Transition

While transition is the shortest phase of labor, it’s typically also the most intense.

It’s common to experience the physical and mental symptoms of transition even with an epidural - so be sure to swipe through so you know what you might expect!

Three main things to remember:
1. BREATHE!
2. Support people, stay close!
3. You CAN do it!!

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