San Antonio Birthkeeper

10/29/2025

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10/29/2025

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10/08/2025

Yes 🩷🥰 Take all the time you need!

10/04/2025

I am RH negative:)

✨ 🩸 Rhesus Incompatibility and Rhesus Disease By 🩸✨

I remember trying to learn this as a student and it took a few sessions to get my head around it 🤯
Hopefully this image helps to make it a bit easier to understand 🎨

10/01/2025

It is estimated that 324,000 pregnant mothers experience domestic violence each year in the USA alone.

Homicide is a leading cause of maternal mortality in the U.S. Being killed by an intimate partner during pregnancy and postpartum is more prevalent than postpartum hemorrhage, or sepsis, or cardiac arrest, preeclampsia, eclampsia..

So why isn’t this talked about as the common dangerous emergency women can experience during their childbearing years? And why aren’t birth professionals being trained on how to handle theses situations with regularly skill drills just like we would with CPR? Change must begin now.

https://www.thehotline.org/
1-800-799-7233 national domestic violence hotline
Text START to 88788
If you are local to San Antonio or its surrounding areas and looking for safe haven, please reach out and we can help you!!

09/29/2025

😭🩷🥹 The bravery and dedication wow.

In 1944, in Warsaw, a midwife named Zofia Kaminska fought occupation not with weapons, but with birth records. Her small practice, tucked in a modest flat, was a place of both beginnings and concealment. To the Germans, she was simply a woman who delivered babies. But behind her careful handwriting and steady hands lay defiance.

Zofia quietly falsified birth certificates, registering Jewish infants under Polish names, giving them identities that could not be erased. In her satchel she carried both swaddling cloths and forged papers, her touch delivering life in more ways than one. Families entrusted her not only with their newborns, but with their very survival.

One night, soldiers pounded on her door, demanding to see her records. Zofia stood firm, her ledger open on the table. Page after page listed births—ordinary, unremarkable names. What the soldiers did not see were the duplicates she kept hidden beneath the floorboards, proof of lives saved. They left, muttering about wasted time, never knowing that within those pages lay dozens of children who would grow up free.

After the war, many of those children—by then grown—spoke of her with reverence: “She gave us life twice. First in the cradle, and again on paper.”

Through ink, cloth, and the steady courage of a healer, Zofia transformed her quiet practice into a sanctuary of survival.

09/09/2025

You would think by now my brain wouldn’t feel so shocked but I still am!

09/07/2025

This is so real, raw and beautifully heart breaking. The NICU has a very special place in my heart.

09/07/2025

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07/12/2025

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06/06/2025

❤️✨ Yes it is! It’s normal and beautiful too.

06/02/2025

Yes sir, this is how to do it! 🙌💕✨ I absolutely adore empowering dads and giving them tricks so that they can help her 😃