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To support alignment, ease common pregnancy discomforts, and help students feel strong and comfortable throughout pregnancy, we bust the myth that prenatal yoga is just about stretching—instead, we embrace strength-building as a key part of our classes.
The idea for this blog came to fruition in a very round-about way. Tara, a
I have had the fortune to support women through labor and delivery in the role
Last weekend in our Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training, we were reviewing the homework and going
VBACs, also known as Vaginal Birth After Cesarean, have been a hot topic over the
Ina May Gaskin, the renowned midwife, coined the phrase The Sphincter Law in her book, Ina
It absolutely breaks my heart to know that many women are not given the chance
Please take a moment to watch this video and read the article about the alarming
I was inspired to share this letter from one of our students. Deb, People often
I can honestly say that one of my greatest pleasures is a good night’s sleep.
Ah..the due date. The question everyone always asks. “When are you due?” Of course this
A main component of the prenatal yoga class is the exploration of pain management and
As recently seen on Mindful Mama As a doula, I’ve heard this lament time and
My latest published article as it appears on Mindful-Mama.com (Check out the website- it is
For those looking to avoid routine interventions or put off pain medication, care providers commonly
As a Lamaze Childbirth Educator, I strongly subscribe to the Lamaze Approach to Birth. One
A few weeks ago after a morning prenatal yoga class, three students were left talking
The answer is NO, and I am actually quite surprised by this conclusion! I thought
My last two doula clients were both induced due to a diagnosis of Oligohydramnios –
Statistics show that 70% of birthing women will take an epidural during the labor and
Whether or not to opt for pain medication during labor and delivery is a personal
This blog entry was recently given to me from a New York City Midwife. The
Last Sunday I took a workshop with Jessie Levey, Certified Childbirth Educator (CCE) through the
The other day I was reading through some blogs and came across a story about
ÂCervical dilation and Âeffacement are terms that you will hear your care provider talk about
In the past week I have heard two rather disturbing stories from my students. One
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