10/23/2025
Birth was designed for connection.
But when that first contact between mother and baby is disrupted or delayed, even for what seems like a small moment, both bodies feel it.
For baby, it can look like restlessness, difficulty latching, or skin sensitivities.
For mom, it might feel like sadness, guilt, or a sense of disconnection after birth.
None of this means something is “wrong.”
It means the body remembers how things were meant to be and it wants to return there.
When we protect connection, skin-to-skin, co-sleeping, baby wearing … we’re not just bonding.
We’re supporting physiological safety and healing.
If you want to understand how birth, hormones, and early contact shape the health of both mother and baby.
✨ join my 8-week Birth Education Course!
We begin November 22nd!