Made to Birth

05/05/2026

I’m so glad she’s speaking on this. I’ve experienced this myself.

11/07/2025

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Fourth Trimester Babywearing 🤓⁠
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Babywearing Basics⁠ - Hands Up

A question that comes up so often: 'where do baby's arms go?'

Ideally, baby's arms should be up in front of their body for support. It helps support their spine & lifts their head up.

From a sensory perspective it allows baby access to their hands; some baby's like to sleep on their hands or fists, and for some it's an early feeding cue - bringing a hand to their mouth.

https://lovetobenatural.co.uk/babywearing-safety

11/07/2025

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Pregnancy might feel like it's just about waiting, but these weeks are the perfect time to learn the Dancing For Birth™ Childbirth Method.

It has helped thousands of families experience bliss and ease in birth.

Attend Dancing For Birth™ Class and discover the easier way to give birth.

Yes! Birth can be like this! Find a class near you: https://www.dancingforbirth.com/prenatal-postpartum-childbirth-education-fitness-class

11/07/2025

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Seven babes in waiting. I really thought the full moon would bring one or two. No one wants their babe here more than the mother in waiting. ♥️ Babies come when they come.

11/07/2025

Cry it out never felt right to me. I just wear my baby.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1A3qpPfD2j/?mibextid=wwXIfr

New research shows that ignoring a crying baby can interfere with healthy brain development during the most critical stages of growth. When infants cry without comfort, their stress hormone cortisol rises sharply. Prolonged exposure to high cortisol can disrupt the formation of neural connections in areas responsible for memory, emotional regulation, and attachment.

These early neural pathways shape how children handle stress, build relationships, and regulate emotions later in life. Consistent emotional neglect even unintentionally can make it harder for the developing brain to form the secure bonds essential for resilience and mental well-being. While brief crying is normal, long durations without caregiver response can have lasting effects.

Experts recommend responsive caregiving: soothing, holding, and acknowledging an infant’s distress. These comforting actions lower stress hormones, strengthen healthy brain circuits, and build a foundation of safety and emotional stability. Loving, attentive care in infancy doesn’t just calm the moment it shapes the architecture of the growing mind.

Sources: National Library of Medicine (PMID: 28487564, 20683722).

09/22/2025

Some tips

09/22/2025

What’s your “go to” carrier?

09/22/2025

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With the DFB™ Childbirth Method, you'll harness gravity to help you give birth more easily, with less pain and more comfort.

This is the future of birth, and it's proven to be effective.

Learn how in Dancing For Brith™ Class.

Be part of our global 'move-ment' to add bliss and ease to birth!

Find a class near you: https://www.dancingforbirth.com/prenatal-postpartum-childbirth-education-fitness-class

08/25/2025

Great tips

With a new school year right around the corner, it’s a great time for your family to establish some new–and tried and true–reading routines!

Read our blog for some great tips on how to get a reading routine going with your family: https://pulse.ly/0zpetlqd1r

08/25/2025

Nice

After spending a week or so telling my husband that most women’s waters don’t break until well into the birthing time, mine broke!