Kami Schwartz, Reproductive Health Doula

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Kami Schwartz, Reproductive Health Doula Kami Schwartz is a doula and educator empowering women from puberty to pregnancy to perimenopause.

32 years today 🤍 Five years ago today I had my second miscarriage and I was 22 when I became a mom for the first time.I’...
15/10/2025

32 years today 🤍 Five years ago today I had my second miscarriage and I was 22 when I became a mom for the first time.

I’m nearing the end of my 6th pregnancy and the truth is, over the last 10 years, each one has profoundly transformed me.

At the beginning of this pregnancy, I noticed a hard resistance to the changes this process would inevitably bring me and I had to work to open myself up to it.

These last few weeks of pregnancy have been especially difficult mentally and I have wished that I could fast forward through the tenderness this stage includes.

Yet, I know that God has been an ever present author, comfort, and creator in what is happening here. I know that not only has He woven together a beautiful child that we’ll meet soon, but that He has also been rewiring me.

Undoing lies I’ve believed, softening stubborn places, and gently leading a deeper surrender to His work in my life. Just like this baby, new parts of me will be birthed soon.

As He always is in each of you, He’s doing a new thing in me, and I’m excited to see what this next year brings.

Seven years ago today (not a baby  #4 announcement 😂).I’ve been reflecting on this day a lot recently.This was my second...
07/10/2025

Seven years ago today (not a baby #4 announcement 😂).

I’ve been reflecting on this day a lot recently.

This was my second birth, after my first one was full of complications.

I could not believe it when I arrived at the birth center and found out I was 6 cm with normal blood pressure. About 6 hours later, I’d give birth to my second daughter while standing beside the bed.

A dream I had been visualizing since high school finally coming true.

Though I didn’t look like it on the outside, internally I was beaming with joy through all of it… except maybe the hour with a cervical lip 😂

The overwhelming word that comes to mind with this birth is victory.

As I look ahead to giving birth again in the next couple weeks, I hold tightly to this birth, believing it could all be possible again but staying curious as each birth is so unique.

Seven years later, and I know this birth has shaped me. It’s wild to think that what happens in this next birth will impact me for years to come as well.

Happy Birthday to Miss Lainey Nicole!

It’s October 1st, I’m 36+6, and I’m officially starting maternity leave. Here’s what you can expect from me over the nex...
01/10/2025

It’s October 1st, I’m 36+6, and I’m officially starting maternity leave. Here’s what you can expect from me over the next several months.

✨ I plan to hibernate mostly in the cozy cave of my home from October through January.

✨ I am praying that I can embody God’s gentle care for me in the postpartum phase as outlined in Isaiah 40:11, “He will gently lead the mother sheep with their young.”

✨ I won’t be booking any consults until at least February. I will reevaluate this plan in January and give you an update for the spring.

✨ I don’t plan on any live classes until at least August 2026, but this will also be reevaluated in the new year.

✨ I will only be attending the births of family and very close friends in 2026.

✨ My online courses with added WhatsApp support is the best way I can support you! If you have a teen daughter, if you want to navigate your fertility, or if you want to optimize your period, fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum, I have a course for you that you can hop on right away! I’ll be available on WhatsApp for all your questions and for community support.

✨ As for social media, I’m not sure what will happen :) I do know that I will prioritize regular weekly emails and story content over posts and reels. But I’m giving myself freedom in this area to do whatever my energy brings.

If you’d like to join my email list, comment EMAIL and I’ll send you the link :) Hoping to share long-form updates, devotionals, and encouragement for your reproductive health there!

I love the postpartum season, and am excited to just enjoy it one last time without any pressure to move through it quickly.

Thank you so much for being here and I hope to continue supporting you in the future 🤍

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I love pregnancy so much and at the same time, I’ve been more uncomfy these last 33 weeks than ever.It’s hard work, phys...
08/09/2025

I love pregnancy so much and at the same time, I’ve been more uncomfy these last 33 weeks than ever.

It’s hard work, physically, and emotionally and spiritually.

And… it may easily be my last time ever experiencing it.

That’s been a big comfort to me, but is also so bittersweet.

So here’s to soaking in these final several weeks, embodying the thing that I am so passionate about.

Here’s to letting the aches and pains and fears drive me to a deeper softening. Letting the fatigue teach me about true rest. Letting the inability to live life “normally” bring me a whole new awareness of the Holy Spirit.

Pregnancy is such a gift, and yet, like many of the best gifts in life, it comes with difficulty, stretching, and uncomfortable transformation.

Thank you so much to for capturing these precious memories for us. I will treasure them literally forever as I continue to reflect on the beauty of pregnancy.

You won’t believe me when you’re in transition and I say “you can do this.”You won’t believe us when you’re pushing and ...
04/09/2025

You won’t believe me when you’re in transition and I say “you can do this.”

You won’t believe us when you’re pushing and we say “you’re so close” or when you’re crowning and we tell you “there’s enough room for baby.”

🌟But you can, and you are, and there is🌟

I’m convinced one of the main points of pregnancy and labor and birth is to show women they are capable of far more than they ever believed before.

So watch what happens when you change your thoughts from “I can’t do this” to “what if I could?”.

From “there’s no way” to “there is certainly a way.”

From “it’s impossible” to “the possibilities are endless.”

Your body is so incredibly capable. Watch what it does when you start telling it that truth.

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