Desert Rose Birthing Services

07/19/2025

During Miami Swim Week, model and new mom Mara Martin made global headlines by boldly walking the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway while breastfeeding her 5-month-old daughter. Wearing a stunning gold bikini, Mara carried her baby—who wore protective blue earmuffs—down the catwalk, earning a standing ovation and creating one of the most powerful viral moments in fashion.

Hailing from Michigan, Mara was one of only 16 finalists selected to walk the exclusive show at W South Beach, making her runway debut unforgettable. In a heartfelt Instagram post after the show, she expressed her surprise at going viral for something she does daily, emphasizing her mission to normalize breastfeeding and celebrate the strength of motherhood.

Mara also honored her fellow trailblazing women on the runway—including a Paralympic athlete, a cancer survivor, and a military recruit—calling them true role models. Her empowering walk wasn’t just about fashion—it was a statement of resilience, motherhood, and breaking societal norms.

07/01/2025

06/17/2025

Feeling anxious about leaving the house, but feeling restless? Been there, you want to leave but don't want to leave the baby.
Here's a tip: find a mama, have the babies in the back and do what law enforcement does, park and eat, it can be at the park, grocery store, mall, anywhere you want to meet. The best part it's around feeding/nap time, car naps just hit different. The best part: you get out of the house and see your bestie.

06/12/2025

On this episode of Seven Questions for a Specialist, physical therapist Meredith Grady, PT, highlights the often-overlooked recovery period after childbirth. Learn what to expect in the weeks following delivery, how to care for your pelvic floor, and why it’s time to retire the bounce-back mentali...

05/29/2025

https://healthcare.utah.edu/the-scope/health-library/all/2025/04/healing-after-birth-what-every-new-mother-should-know

The six weeks after childbirth—known as the fourth trimester—are essential for recovery, yet many new mothers skip their postpartum checkups. Experts Kirtly Jones, MD, and Meredith Grady, PT, explain how this time supports healing, hormone regulation, and pelvic floor health, and why prioritizin...

05/23/2025

Babies Come Out.

In MOST cases it is not the inability of the women's body to deliver, rather its the lack of training and comfortability and patience of the doctor.

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05/15/2025

May is mental health month, check in on yourself: how are you doing? Feeling? Have you moved your body, ate a meal, talked to another person?
10 - 20% postpartum mothers will experience postpartum mood disorder.
1 in 10 new fathers will experience postpartum depression.
If you need help finding support, please feel free to reach out.
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04/15/2025

A week of homemade meals and a date night with your partner?
These are the gifts that cant be bought at the store but should be added to your registry.

10/27/2024

What I'm currently reading.
From Amazon: stories from real women who have been framed, they had no idea what happens in the gender biased family court underworld - until they found themselves in a divorce or custody fight. It also warns what mothers are up against in these battles, the harms inflicted on children, red flags to watch for while dating, and ways to protect yourself in marriage.

10/12/2024

October is Domestic Violence awareness month. Domestic violence is defined as violent and aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving the violent abuse of a spouse or partner. When we think of DV we automatically think of bruises, broken bones and other physical signs. Not so. There is sexual, mental, emotional, psychological, financial and economic.
It does not discriminate on your gender, race, culture or economics.
It doesn't start with a hit to the body, it starts very subtle and escalates. There is help and support.