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Birth Center of Baton Rouge

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Birth Center of Baton Rouge

"A sacred place for birthing families"

Serving families in the Baton Rouge area since May 2014. Welcome to Birth Center of Baton Rouge!

If you are currently expecting or plan to become pregnant soon, we would love to hear from you. Please call 225-761-1200 for information regarding our care! For more information, please visit www.birthcenterbr.com

04/16/2026

🎉 Natural Birth Fair Spotlight: FREE Class✨
Preparing for baby is important—but so is preparing your mental and emotional health. Join us for What No One Talks About: Postpartum Mental Health with Samantha Rauber, LPC-S, PMH-C, Founder of Baton Rouge Perinatal Counseling, LLC.
🧡 This class designed to bring awareness to postpartum mental health, helping you understand what’s normal, when to seek support, and how to care for yourself during the emotional transition into motherhood.
📅 Saturday, April 18th
📍 Birth Center of Baton Rouge
⏰ 11:15 AM

04/15/2026

✨ FREE Class this weekend!✨
🎉 Join us at our Natural Birth Fair!🪻
Want to feel confident, prepared, and in control of your birth experience?
Join Birth Help’s experienced certified doulas, Bailey Reihm and Claire Ross for Creating Your Best Birth!
🧡 In this class, you’ll explore the key planning elements that will shape your birth experience here in Baton Rouge. Learn about foundational options that influence birth and discover strategies to make confident choices for a more satisfying birth experience. Whether you’re a first-time parent or planning for your next, this class will help you feel prepared and empowered!

📅 Saturday, April 18th
📍 Birth Center of Baton Rouge
⏰ 9:45 AM

04/14/2026

✨ Upcoming FREE Class ✨
🎉 Happening during our Natural Birth Fair! 🪻
Ready to feel strong and confident in your body again after baby?
Join us for How to Heal your Core and Avoid Mom Pooch After Babies with Mary DiStasio, RN BSN, Pre- & Postnatal Fitness Specialist.
🧡 This an in person workshop with a pre and postnatal fitness specialist designed to help you bridge the gap between childbirth and the fitness you love with postpartum core and pelvic floor retraining so that you can learn exactly how to get back to life as a mom and workouts without mom pooch or injuries.
📅 Saturday, April 18th
📍 Birth Center of Baton Rouge
⏰ 12:00pm

04/09/2026

Check out the stats for February!
🩷Girls: 55%
💙Boys: 45%
⚖️Biggest: 9 lbs 4 oz
⚖️Smallest: 5 lbs 15 oz
🛀The tub and bed were tied for most common birth location!
🤱Robyn, Elizabeth, Kelli, and Allison were all tied for busiest midwife!
👩‍⚕️Lisa was our busiest nurse!
🤰45% were born past their due date this month!
🕑Closest Together: 3 hours 21 minutes
📅Farthest Apart: 6 days
Busiest days were tied between the 15th and 19th!

04/04/2026

Check out our amazing class line up for BCBR’s Natural Birth Fair! Join us on April 18th from 9 AM–12 PM to learn from some of the best in the business for FREE! Meet local birth workers, tour our facility, enter to win door prizes, and more. We can’t wait to see you there! 🪻✨

Class info:
9:00 AM - Nutrition in Pregnancy
Kylee Arnold with Arnold Nutrition Coaching
9:45 AM - Creating Your Best Birth
Claire Ross and Bailey Reihm with Birth Help
10:30 AM - The Fourth Trimester Blueprint
Leah R. Frederick, RN and Angelle Whittington, RN with Stork Maternity Consulting
11:15 AM - What No One Talks About: Postpartum Mental Health
Samantha Rauber, LPC-S, PMH-C with Baton Rouge Perinatal Counseling
12:00 PM - How to Heal your Core and Avoid Mom Pooch After Babies
Mary DiStasio, RN BSN, Pre- & Postnatal Fitness Specialist with Revive Wellness

03/24/2026

The umbilical cord continues to provide oxygen-rich blood and essential nutrients to your baby even after birth. It’s a remarkable structure that contains three vessels: two arteries and one vein. The vein delivers oxygen and nutrients from the placenta to your baby, while the arteries carry waste away.

Because of this, many providers practice delayed cord clamping (waiting before clamping) to allow your baby to receive this final transfer of blood, supporting iron levels, circulation, and a smoother transition to life outside the womb. 🤱

This simple, evidence-based practice can have lasting benefits for your baby’s development. ✨

03/22/2026

If you’ve ever been curious about a birth experience like this, we’d love to show you around. Join us for a tour every Friday at 10am! Come learn more, explore, and see if it feels right for you. No obligations 💙
Schedule Here: https://www.birthcenterbr.com/tour

03/21/2026

January statistics are in! ❄
💜Girls: 42%
💙Boys: 56%
⚖️Biggest: 10 lbs 1 oz
⚖️Smallest: 6 lbs
🛀At 54%, the tub was the most common birth location!
🤱Robyn and Elizabeth were tied for busiest midwife!
👩‍⚕️Amy was our busiest nurse!
🤰63% were born past their due date this month!
🕑Closest Together: 2 hours 36 minutes
📅Farthest Apart: 6 days, 56 minutes
📈Busiest days were tied between the 12th, 23rd, and 26th!

03/12/2026

Why are birth center appointments longer?
At our birth center, prenatal visits are designed to give you time, education, and personalized care, not just a quick check-in.
🌿 We take time to talk about your physical health, nutrition, lifestyle, mental wellbeing, and birth goals
📚 Appointments include space to ask questions and learn about pregnancy, labor, birth options, and postpartum recovery so you feel confident and informed
🤝 Longer visits allow you to truly get to know your midwife, building trust and support throughout pregnancy.
Because pregnancy care shouldn’t feel rushed — it should feel supported, informed, and centered around you 💙

03/10/2026

Doula vs. Midwife vs. OBGYN
🤱Doula
• Provides emotional, physical, and educational support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum, usually remaining with the family throughout the birth.
• Non-medical role
👩‍⚕️Midwife
• Medical provider for low-risk pregnancy and birth, offering prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care in a variety of settings (home, hospital, and birth centers)
• Many midwives are CNMs, and also provide women’s wellness care, like annual exams, STD testing, birth control, and treatment for mild issues
• Known for their holistic approach
🩺OBGYN
• Physician and trained surgeon specializing in pregnancy and reproductive health
• Manages high-risk or complex conditions and performs procedures like C-sections and gynecologic surgery

Knowing the different roles can help you build the birth team that fits your family’s needs 💙

03/06/2026

Join us this Saturday, March 7th at Baby Grand, hosted at Woman’s Hospital from 8:30 AM–1:00 PM! Then, stop by the Birth Center of Baton Rouge for a tour! Come learn more about water birth, midwifery care, and low-intervention birth options. We can't wait to see you there! 💕👶

Address

277 Rue De La Vie
Baton Rouge, LA
70817

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12257611200

Website

http://www.birthcenterbr.com/

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