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Inside this episode, you’re going to get a first-hand look into what home birth is like from a certified professional midwife named Rachel Clark (Harvest Midwifery) who provides care to women choosing to give birth at home.  She details her training, what she brings to a birth, and what care looks like in her practice.  […]

Sometimes with all the technology that’s available and all the testing and all the screening, we as mamas start to think that knowing all this stuff means that everything is going to be OK.  We really want to hang onto that because no mama wants to think about losing a baby, either during pregnancy or

DISCLAIMER — The audio on this episode is less than desirable!  I was driving home and was too excited to wait to record so i did it while in the car.  Please forgive the bad audio and road noise. This past weekend I was honored to be able to attend the first annual Twins /

Giving birth at home is the best way for most moms to give birth whether they realize it or not.  Most moms can have a natural birth safely and comfortably at home given the right preparation and support.  But what if I told you that the best part of home birth is not the “birth”

For nearly 10 months your baby has been attached to you by the umbilical cord. That cord has been the baby’s lifeline, pumping oxygen and nutrients in, and processing waste products back out to your body to get rid of. After birth, its job is seemingly over….but not so fast….there’s a reason to let it