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The Postpartum Journey: Beyond the Six Weeks 🌿 Six weeks - the mythical date that *p**f* all physical and emotional heal...
10/12/2023

The Postpartum Journey: Beyond the Six Weeks 🌿

Six weeks - the mythical date that *p**f* all physical and emotional healing is done and we either pass the six week office exam or something terrible happens and we don't pass (what does that even mean, not to pass??). But that appointment is NOT about the postpartum period. Remember, postpartum is lifelong. 🌟 Let's dive into why postpartum isn't a mere six weeks; it's a journey that unfolds, transforms, and deserves acknowledgment every step of the way.

🤱 The Myth of the Six-Week Marker:
The idea that postpartum ends at six weeks is a misconception. Physically, emotionally, and psychologically, this period continues to evolve, shape, and redefine itself. 🔄 Let's break free from the confines of timelines and embrace the unique rhythm of each postpartum journey. Traditionally, the "immediate" postpartum period is around six weeks or the amount of time it takes the body to finish the immediate healing process.

🌺 Beyond the Physical:
It's not just about the body healing; it's about a soul finding its new normal. 💖 Postpartum involves recalibrating, adjusting, and embracing the metamorphosis that extends far beyond the initial weeks. We follow the inherited knowledge that the next postpartum period is about 2 years long - including breastfeeding, a return to physical strain, in*******se, and a recalibrating of our new bodies and roles.

Our doulas are here to navigate this emotional terrain with you, offering guidance, a steady hand, and an understanding heart.

🌿 Our Promise to You:
We are committed to being more than a service; we're your unwavering support system. Our doulas are with you every step, recognizing that postpartum is a lifelong journey of growth, self-discovery, and celebration.

🌟 Let's Talk:
Reach out anytime to talk to our team.

✨ Embracing the Journey: Building a Knowledgeable and Loving Support System ✨Dear amazing parents and soon-to-be parents...
06/12/2023

✨ Embracing the Journey: Building a Knowledgeable and Loving Support System ✨

Dear amazing parents and soon-to-be parents, we want to remind you of something incredibly important: you don't need to know everything about every aspect of birth and parenting. 🌿🤍It's okay not to have all the answers. What truly matters is a desire to learn, an openness to expand and diversify your sources of information, and build a support system rooted in knowledge and love rather than fear and isolation.

Parenting is a journey filled with twists and turns, surprises, and incredible moments. It's about growth, learning, and evolving together. Here are a few thoughts to keep in mind:

🤱 You Are Not Alone: Surround yourself with a community that understands, empathizes, and uplifts you. Whether it's friends, family, or a supportive doula, having a network makes all the difference.

📚 Continuous Learning: The beauty of parenthood lies in the continuous learning process. Stay curious, explore different perspectives, and seek knowledge from reliable sources. Each piece of information contributes to your unique parenting journey.

🤍Choose Love Over Fear: Let your choices be guided by love and understanding, not fear. Parenting can be challenging, but it's the love, patience, and support that create a path.

💬 Share Your Wisdom: Share your experiences, ask questions, and engage with other parents. Your insights might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.

Remember, it's not about perfection; it's about the journey, the growth, and the love you share. 🌟💙 Embrace the process, and know that support is always here for you.

Feel free to wrap yourself. They would LOVE that too.*****
25/12/2022

Feel free to wrap yourself. They would LOVE that too.

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In birth, in healing, in postpartum, in personal growth remember this and repeat it as needed because ...You *are* makin...
24/08/2022

In birth, in healing, in postpartum, in personal growth remember this and repeat it as needed because ...

You *are* making progress.
You *are* opening.
You *are* doing it.

You’re in a safe space where it is truly ok to DM us, email us, call us and say “I’m not ok”. At some point in parenting...
16/08/2022

You’re in a safe space where it is truly ok to DM us, email us, call us and say “I’m not ok”.

At some point in parenting we all say it. Our fatigue is overwhelming, our patience runs thin, our judgement feels cloudy, our Self slips away, our relationships strain, our bodies falter, our health suffers.

Reach out to someone. Tell them. And if you cannot think of anyone you can tell, then my sweet friend, you tell us.


Don’t know where to begin!? Did you know we offer free consultations? A one hour consultation with Jenny can help you ge...
13/08/2022

Don’t know where to begin!?

Did you know we offer free consultations?

A one hour consultation with Jenny can help you get started to figure out if you want a birth doula and how to best find one, if you want a postpartum doula and what kind of care will be best for your family, and connect you with many local resources to help you.

DM to schedule.

03/08/2022

It’s too good!!
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When should I go to the hospital is a question I hear all the time!

And while the hospital may tell you to come in when you are having two to three contractions within a ten minute period and each contraction is lasting about a minute, that is too formulaic for birth!

Labour (particularly first time labour) generally takes a long time...so there is no usually need to panic and rush to hospital just because you are having contractions.
You want to go when you feel ready.
I know it is an annoying answer, but your body really will tell you when it is time to go.

If you are still comfortable labouring at home, then stay at home!
Women tend to labour really well at home...you have created your nest and you have everything around you that you need to feel relaxed and safe.
There aren't any interventions at home and you aren't on the clock the way that you are once you arrive at the hospital.
If you labour longer at home, your labour tends to be less thrown off by the ride to hospital.
And often, if you show up at the hospital looking like you are about to have a baby, you get to skip the assessment center palaver, go straight into the birth suite, and have your baby!

Of course if you are not feeling comfortable at home, then by all means head to hospital earlier!

And how do you make sure you are comfortable labouring at home?
Educate yourself and your partner on the process of birth and what real labour labour looks like (Hollywood is NOT real labour).
Ignore labour until you can't distract yourself any more. Have some early labour activities planned that are restful but that will take your mind off birth.
Set up a labour circuit at home that facilitates active birth and includes comfort measures.
Basically take the Positive Birth Program with me where we go over all of this and so much more!

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🖤 Perfectly you, as you are.
25/07/2022

🖤 Perfectly you, as you are.

A break in your feed for extreme squishy cuteness. Rolls and rolls and rolls of cuteness! Don’t take it too seriously to...
02/06/2022

A break in your feed for extreme squishy cuteness. Rolls and rolls and rolls of cuteness! Don’t take it too seriously today folks!



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***April 2022 placement - Nanny, Terrebonne, Oregon***Bend Birth + Baby is looking to place an energetic, creative, expe...
31/01/2022

***April 2022 placement - Nanny, Terrebonne, Oregon***

Bend Birth + Baby is looking to place an energetic, creative, experienced Nanny for part-time position caring for one infant age 3 months.
Care will be provided in the family’s home located in Terrebonne area.

~Requirements~
*Vaccinated per family request (required)
*At least 2 years of documented childcare experience with infants with a private family or childcare setting (We will verify, please have resume and references available)
*CPR and First Aid certified
*Some Child Development or Early Childhood Education (preferred)
*Must be able to pass background check (required)

~Schedule~
3 days per week, potential for more
Starting pay-$22 per hour
Pay based on experience.

31/01/2022

***April 2022 placement - Nanny, Terrebonne, Oregon***

Bend Birth + Baby is looking to place an energetic, creative, experienced Nanny for part-time position caring for one infant age 3 months.
Care will be provided in the family’s home located in Terrebonne area.

~Requirements~
*Vaccinated per family request (required)
*At least 2 years of documented childcare experience with infants with a private family or childcare setting (We will verify, please have resume and references available)
*CPR and First Aid certified
*Some Child Development or Early Childhood Education (preferred)
*Must be able to pass background check (required)

~Schedule~
3 days per week, potential for more
Starting pay-$22 per hour
(Only apply if you meet all requirements.)

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