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One of the most common concerns I hear from expectant parents is, “What if my pelvis is too small to birth my baby?
It is quite ironic that I started this blog prior to the labor and delivery
I am a very good example that prenatal yoga will not necessarily guarantee you a
Recently I stumbled across an interesting article from The Journal of Perinatal Education titled “New
Stretch marks: much to my dismay and efforts, they have invaded my belly region. For
This afternoon my husband and I are going to visit and interview a potential pediatrician.
I am probably a bit biased about the importance of taking a childbirth education class
I feel very fortunate that I have a fair amount of control over my work
Over the past few weeks, it seems that my pregnancy has become public domain for
About three and a half years ago, I traveled Summertown, Tennessee to study at the
For the past 20 years, labor induction and the cesarean rate in the US has
The other night, my husband (Joey) and I were discussing our close friend’s labor. For
For years I have been advocating for women to have an open and honest relationship
“Should I practice yoga during my 1st trimester?” is a question that I am asked
Theory may not always translate into reality. I am speaking more specifically of pain management
The particular event that inspired me to write this blog occurred last week. I was
I promised myself that as I progressed further along in my pregnancy, I would try
When I first announced to my mom that I was pregnant, she was so excited
About 5 years ago, I was on a bike trip through Tuscany. When I was
To be honest, I had not really thought about this topic until one of my
There is a running joke amongst Labor and Delivery Nurses about birth plans. It goes
Currently, about a third of mothers in the United States give birth by cesarean section.
My doctor warned me that my first trimester would probably be difficult. I didn’t really
Whenever I tell people that I “moonlight” as a labor support doula, they say “a
Approximately 10% of women will have their water break before the onset of labor. So
The idea for this blog came to fruition in a very round-about way. Tara, a
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