Motherwit Midwifery

03/12/2026

03/08/2026

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✨ Calling all tiny storytellers and big imaginations! ✨

Does your little one love to dress up, pretend, and jump into magical worlds? Then it’s time to take center stage! 🎭

Theater for Your Littles is a playful, story-based class designed especially for ages 3.5–6. Each session is packed with imagination, movement, creativity, a simple craft, and a sweet sharing moment at the end. No memorizing lines. No pressure. Just joyful storytelling and confidence-building fun.

🗓 Every third Sunday at 1 PM
📍 PlayDate: A Children’s Museum
✨ No experience needed

Spots fill up faster than you can say “And…scene!”

Register through PlayDate’s website ( https://www.playdateculpeper.org/ ) and let your little star shine! 🌟

03/07/2026

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Eat chicken. Support babies. It’s that easy. 🩷🩷

03/06/2026

03/05/2026

Friends, does anyone have extra breastmilk for a newborn’s family who need to supplement for a while? LMK and I will put you in touch.

03/04/2026

So happy for Felicity’s family! I have enjoyed getting to know them, and especially reading an occasional story to Felicity’s big sisters and having their help at prenatals! Raising the next generation of homebirth families and midwives!

03/04/2026

Congratulations to the family of sweet baby Felicity, who made her arrival on 12/30, much to the joy of her two big sisters.

03/04/2026

Belated congratulations to the Guilloux family on the birth of Agnes Bernadette on 2/5! If she looks a little mischievous, it’s because she’s been keeping everyone on our toes with one surprise after another. We all love her, and it was a great pleasure to have all her older siblings and grandma surrounding mom and baby—a truly family-centered birth. Araceli and Paul, you guys are the greatest, and I’m so honored to have been your midwife again!

03/03/2026

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Denmark is taking a major step by moving to end the “cry it out” method for babies after a nationwide study revealed potential harms. Over 700 psychologists warned that this sleep training practice could negatively impact brain development and parent-child attachment. The findings emphasise the importance of responsive caregiving during the early stages of life for healthy emotional and cognitive growth.

The study examined the effects of letting babies cry for extended periods and found links to elevated stress levels and possible long-term impacts on brain function. While some parts of the U.S. continue to recommend the method, Denmark’s decision reflects growing concern among experts about the risks versus the benefits of this approach. Advocates of alternative sleep strategies stress nurturing and gradual methods to promote better sleep without compromising developmental outcomes.

This move is sparking viral attention globally among parenting and health communities. It highlights a shift in understanding early childhood care and the need for policies informed by psychological research. Parents and caregivers are now encouraged to explore safer, evidence-based sleep strategies that support both healthy brain development and secure emotional bonds with their children.

02/14/2026