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Pregnancy, birth, and parenthood is a time of innate change and questions. Please enjoy our library of evidence-based articles and practical tips to help support you on your journey.
Yoga and Exercises to Widen Your Pelvis for Birth
The Pelvis is not a fixed entity. There are joints which allow for the pelvis to modify its shape. In doing so, this allows for
Mom of Month: Meet Jamie Hurwitz!
What has surprised you most about motherhood thus far? There is no “normal.” I can’t
Mom of the Month: Meet Corinne Low!
If you’ve met Corinne Low, you’d remember her. She’s got infectious energy, a wealth of
Lack of Postpartum Support is Hurting New Mothers
Every Wednesday between 12 and 12:15 pm I check in with the mothers who have
Mom of the Month: Meet Jenny Wood!
If you come to class regularly then you know that we talk a lot about
Mom of the Month: Meet Aviva Lehmann!
To say that Aviva Lehmann is busy is quite an understatement. The full-time working mom
Mom of the Month: Meet Dana Simpson!
Dana was one of our most loyal prenatal students, coming to class at least once
4 Common Birth Interventions You Can Avoid. And how to avoid them in the most natural way possible.
Originally posted on Well Rounded NY As you’re getting ready to give birth, you may
Dear Mother Who Is Trying To Do It All,
Dear Mother Who Is Trying to Do It All, You are an amazing mother and
Beyond Mom Interviews Deb Flashenberg
Originally posted on Beyond Mom Beyond Mom Interviews Deb Flashenberg Founder of Prenatal Yoga Center
Rhythm In Labor; Pain Versus Suffering
Rhythm. Take a moment to close your eyes and connect with your breath. After you
Tips For Making the Great Transition to Motherhood a Little Easier
Seen in the March 2017 Mantra Magazine How familiar is the image of the sportswear
No Need to Be So Handsy
Ask any pregnant or laboring woman if they appreciated getting routine vaginal exams to check
6 Is the New 4
A benchmark given in most childbirth education classes is that active labor starts once the
Is the Natural Birth Community Doing a Disservice to Expectant Mothers?
A student approached me last week very upset and rather angry. She said she felt
Does Birth Happen In the Brain?
“You birth between your ears, not your legs”, a statement made by internationally recognized expert
How Vinyasa Yoga Can Teach You To Give Birth
I started teaching prenatal yoga almost 16 years ago. At the time, yoga had not become
Why Take Childbirth Education OUTSIDE the Hospital
Since I first opened the doors for Prenatal Yoga Center, childbirth education classes has been
Prenatal Yoga: A Passage Way to Empowerment
Originally published on Endangered Bodies While the inspiration to first step onto the yoga mat
Postpartum Depression
Not long ago, I was speaking with a friend about her experience right after her
Understanding the Model of Care : Doctor and the Midwife
This article originally appeared on Mommybites.com, November, 11th 2015. For many women there seems to be
The MUST Have Talk BEFORE Birth!
Published in International Doula, Volume 17, Issue 4 2009 Recently I was at a couple’s
Asking Permission To Birth Your Baby?!?
About 12 years ago, while I was earning my doula certifications, I attended a birth
5 Ways I Have Remained (Somewhat) Sane As a Mother
BY G. H. I saw the photo this drawing is based on, taken by @daniloxton
7 Steps to Surviving Early Motherhood
The first few weeks of motherhood can be daunting and throw even the most confident,
Yoga and Parenthood
Originally posted on teach.yoga When I was pregnant, I was delusional about how my yoga
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