Motherland Birthing & Wellness

12/05/2025

Free community baby shower event!!

December 20, 2025 | 10 AM–2 PM
Free • Family-Friendly • All Are Welcome

We’re spreading a little extra Christmas magic this year by opening our Donation Closet for a huge community give-away event! If you’re pregnant, postpartum, or raising little ones, come by and take whatever your family needs. Completely free. ❤️

We’ll have:
🍼 Lactation kits (milk storage bags, ni**le balm, pump parts, and more)
🌼 Postpartum recovery kits
👶 Newborn essentials
🎄 Holiday outfits + cozy baby clothing
💛 Diapers, wipes, bottles, baby carriers & more
🎁 Maternity clothes and postpartum wear
🚼 Baby gear (as available)

No registration required. Just come as you are.
Bring a friend, a stroller, or just a big bag to fill!

Want to support?
We welcome volunteers, sharers of this post, and anyone who’d like to donate gently-used baby items before the event.

Let’s make this holiday season a little lighter, a little brighter, and full of community care. ❤️🌟

10/15/2025

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07/07/2025

Please help support one of our clients and share this post if you can. This is one of the sweetest families that I have cared for and unfortunately their baby is in the ICU with a heart condition. Help with meals is greatly appreciated during this time. Thank you.

We are coming together to support the Briscoe family during a challenging time. Their baby is currently in the hospital, and we want to alleviate some of their stress by providing meals. This meal train will allow them to focus on their baby’s recovery without the added worry of daily cooking or p...

04/21/2025

Help congratulate our Student Midwife, V on their first catch! 🥹

V is a Student Midwife at CCSM and is well on her way to becoming a spectacular Midwife. We are so honored to them.

Read more about V on our website https://www.motherlandbirthandwellness.com/birth-assistants

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04/15/2025

Celebrating Black Maternal Health Week with recognition from Frontier Nursing University

The first step in solving a problem is understanding what the problem is. As Triana Boggs, APRN, CNM (Class 186), opened Motherland Birthing and Wellness LLC, she did so with first-hand knowledge of how it can help address the community’s needs.

“I became a teen mother at the age of 16 and experienced the worst of what the United States maternity care system is often known for,” said Boggs, who grew up in Bowling Green, Kentucky. “Without knowing or ever having heard of the term midwife, after my traumatic birth experience, midwifery became my calling.”

“My passion for community service and engagement stems from my childhood experiences of being a child in need,” Boggs said.

Read her story here: https://ow.ly/yJLi50VuQ8o