A New Season Doula Services

08/10/2025

Welcome to the world sweet boy 💙

08/09/2025

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08/08/2025

You're not just waiting for birth — you're actively preparing for it. While we can't always 'induce" labor on our own (or even medically!!), we can prepare our bodies and set ourselves up for success. Dates have actual evidence behind them for supporting shorter labors and cervical ripening. The mile circuit is a helpful way encourage optimal fetal position. Pelvic floor PT can prepare you to push. Your mental preparation helps your body feel safe. And s8x and pumping release oxytocin that can encourage labor! What did you do to prepare your body for labor? Tell us in the comments below!

08/03/2025

A Dr will always say what the want you to do is “medically necessary “ duh they wouldn’t tell you to do it if it wasn’t right? Well that’s what they say and that’s why I say…MAKE SURE YOU TRUST YOUR PROVIDERS JUDGMENT!

08/02/2025

Dad!
You can help make her breastfeeding journey so much easier because no matter what anyone says it’s not so easy. Some things that will help 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

10 Things That Make Her Breastfeeding Journey EASIER (And How You Can Help)
Want to be the hero who makes her breastfeeding journey easier? It's not rocket science. Here are 10 simple things you can do to truly help.
1️⃣ Master burping: Her quick escape for rest.
2️⃣ Create a "feed zone": Pillows, water, remote ready.
3️⃣ Protect her peace: No uninvited guests during feeds.
4️⃣ Learn baby's hunger cues: Feed before crying starts.
5️⃣ Offer back/shoulder rubs: Relieves tension, boosts comfort.
6️⃣ Take baby after feeds: For her uninterrupted rest.
7️⃣ Handle household chores: Dishes, laundry, groceries.
8️⃣ Encourage self-care: Remind her to nap, shower, eat.
9️⃣ Educate yourself: Latch, supply basics, common issues.
🔟 Tell her "You're doing enough": Every single day.

Small actions, huge impact. Your proactive support is everything.

08/02/2025

This is real it happens…Sometimes things trigger baby to “go on strike” and that’s NOT GOOD for us! Here are some reasons this might happen…

10 Reasons Your Baby Might Refuse the Breast (Nursing Strike!)
Suddenly, your baby won't latch? It's scary, but it's usually a temporary "nursing strike," not a sign of weaning. Understand why it happens and how to help.
1️⃣ Ear infection/cold: Pain when sucking or lying down.
2️⃣ Teething pain: Gums hurt during latching.
3️⃣ Engorgement: Breast too firm for good latch.
4️⃣ Low milk supply: Baby frustrated by slow flow.
5️⃣ Fast letdown: Baby chokes, prefers slower flow.
6️⃣ Distractions: Too much going on around them.
7️⃣ New scent/taste: Perfume, lotion, diet changes.
8️⃣ Stress/change: Travel, new routine, mom's mood.
9️⃣ Bottle preference: Easier flow, "ni**le confusion."
🔟 Growth spurt: Fussy, then wants to feed constantly.

It's a phase, not a failure. Stay calm, offer comfort, and keep trying. You'll get through this!

08/01/2025

08/01/2025

What does it look like to advocate for yourself before during and after labor….well this is what it looks like from you your partner and ME!!! We’re going to make sure you get what your family wants!!!