One of the biggest choices you’ll make for your birth is with whom you give birth. It’s important to be intentional early on with choosing your care provider so you can find someone who aligns best with your birth vision. Some of the first questions you’ll want to ask are, Midwife or OBGYN? What type of care do I want to receive during birth? and Where do I want to give birth?

This article is a research article about the three leading reasons why we need Black Breastfeeding week and it’s important to talk about. August 25-31 is Black Breastfeeding week in the United States and in several countries around the world. It is an important week for bringing awareness, advocating, celebrating, and educating the world about the specific needs and barriers surrounding black mothers choosing to breastfeed in America.

North East Englands leading birth and family photographer, Hanna Hill Photography. Guest blogger Alyssa R. shares about the power of the birth narrative and why sharing the positive parts of birth with culture. is so important.

Why you should hire a doula according to the 5 love languages. Hiring birth and postpartum support that speaks to you in a personalized language.

The quick history of Black Midwives in America and their impact on our birth culture today. An easy timeline of how African midwives came into prominence and the racism that pushed them out compared to our present crisis in the Black Maternal Health gap.

5 common misconceptions about free birthing or unassisted birth at home.