Empowering Doula Services

12/10/2025

Yes ma’am!!!! Super happy to have supported this mama during her journey, we’re not done but baby girl is finally here! Proud of you mama Johnson 🫶🏽
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11/29/2025

Mama bear did it!!!!
First birth was a homebirth and her mama caught the baby,
Now we had a hospital birth and mama did her thing!
Super happy for this family. They have their boy and girl!
Congratulations yall🧡🧡🧡

11/25/2025

Super happy for this family. First baby!!!!
Mama went past her due date but hey starting an induction at 5cm is freaking AWESOME! Alhamdulillah for it all 🧡🧡

11/13/2025

Congratulations to this family , first girl of the family!
So happy for this beautiful family, praying that they continue to walk in peace and allow God to bring them comfort as they transition home from the hospital 🧡
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10/29/2025

Y’all! This man did her thing. Labored for 14hrs , did what she could … didn’t give up but made it through! I’m so happy for this family. May God bless you all through this new journey with your new bundle of joy

10/13/2025

09/25/2025

🌸🤰✨ The Amazing Uterus! ✨🤰🌸

Did you know your uterus starts off about the size of a pear 🍐 before pregnancy… and by full term it’s the size of a watermelon 🍉?! 😱💪

That’s an organ that can stretch up to 500x its original size to grow and protect a baby 👶💖

As it expands, it doesn’t just grow upward, it literally rearranges your insides 🫀🫁🩻
• It pushes your stomach 🍲 and intestines 🍝 up and to the side
• It presses on your bladder 💦 (hello, extra bathroom trips 🚽😂)
• It even nudges your lungs 🫁 making it harder to take those deep breaths

Your body is basically remodeling your insides to make room for new life 🏠➡️👶✨

How incredible is that?! 🌍💜

🌟 A true reminder that pregnancy is POWERFUL, messy, miraculous, and nothing short of badass 💪🔥👑

-Love,
Badassmotherbirther

09/18/2025

So proud of this mama!!! She did it all on her own. Powered through and pushed him out quickly. Baby boy is here and well.
I love this for her and her family.
First boy of the family 🧡
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09/13/2025

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👶Did you know this used to be common practice?

For decades, babies were often lifted by their ankles and held upside down immediately after birth.

Sometimes, they were even given a few “spanks” on the bottom 🍑 to stimulate crying.

⚠️ Why did they do this?
• Doctors once believed a newborn needed to cry right away to clear the lungs 🌬️
• Hanging the baby upside down was thought to “drain fluids” from the airways
• Spanking was thought to “jump-start” breathing

💡 What we know now:
• Babies are born already transitioning their lungs to air, no spanking or dangling required 💕
• The safest, most effective place for a newborn to adapt is skin-to-skin on the parent’s chest 🫶
• Crying isn’t the only sign of health…quiet, alert breathing is perfectly normal 🌸

✅ Modern care emphasizes:
🤱 Immediate skin-to-skin
💧 Delayed cord clamping
💤 Allowing the baby to transition gently and naturally

🚫 No hanging, no spanking.

Just trust in physiology and connection 💗

✨ Times change, but photos like this remind us how far birth practices have come and how important it is to keep questioning the “norm.”

-Love,
Badassmotherbirther

08/08/2025

Mama did it yall!! She pushed through even when she didn’t think that she would make it, she did it!

Papa bear did his thing helping mama get through each surge of contractions but they did it! She did it!!!
So proud 💙