Womb to world birthing services

12/28/2024

https://youtu.be/ShZRR8KQCLU?si=4XuFwkGD-Ykbf_ia

Welcome, Welcome to the Very FIRST Episode of Black Sisters Birth Academy’s Inside Birth Podcast! 🤰🏾🤱🏽The purpose of this podcast is to provide an intent...

11/06/2024

If anybody knows any pregnant women due during the summer of 2025 with Milwaukee based zip codes, I have a few open spots for FREE birth doula services, my services will be free of charge but,because the services are free want focus on catering to households with limited or income restrictions. Please email me at wombtoworldbirthingservices@gmail.com

08/17/2024

Books I’ve read as a doula & student midwife🤰🏿🧠📚.

#1 Ina Maya guide to child birth- I found this book was an invitation for me to explore a side of childbirth we don’t see often. Her work is fascinating and reading story after story of women’s journeys was for me very empowering. I am drawn to the idea of an organic, natural birth IF the body allows. This book is a wonderful resource to have so that you can understand ways to support labor rather youre the persom giving birth or birth support.

#2 - Nurturing your childs inner life- This book has, plenty of real-life stories and practical ideas about how parents (teachers, grandparents, baby-sitters, etc.) can nurture a child’s spiritual nature to help become the best they can be. The author gives great amazing insight abour the spiritual development of a child, from before birth through the age of 12.

#3- baby catcher- I appreciate this book so much. I couldn’t put it down, rhe birth storys were emotional, funny and tender. I felt so inspired when I finished. I enjoyed getting a glimpse behind the scenes of different deliveries from the perspective of a midwife. It was a realistic and empowering look at childbirth.

#4 the birth partner - a very informative read.
1 added this to my list of book
recommendations for spouses of the birthing parents to read. For DOULAS, Childbirth Educators, Community Health Workers — this will work a guide for you to keep it and re-read it as often as youd like, you will be likely find something new every time you read.

#5 - the womanly art of breastfeeding - (still reading) but, I recommend this book for all pregnant and lactating mothers. This read is filled with information on breastfeeding and taking care of babies.