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Oula Maternity care with you at the center. Comprehensive support from midwives & OBGYNS before, during, and after pregnancy.

04/23/2026

It truly is MOTHER Earth 🌎

Calling all moms & moms-to-be! Join us Sunday, April 26th for a rejuvenating and educational afternoon of prenatal and ...
04/20/2026

Calling all moms & moms-to-be! Join us Sunday, April 26th for a rejuvenating and educational afternoon of prenatal and postnatal yoga with Sophie Green, Emma Goldman & Faye Rex of —in partnership with Oula.

We’re creating space for you to:

✨ Move mindfully through prenatal + postnatal flows
✨ Connect with other moms in our sharing circle
✨ Get your questions answered by an Oula midwife
✨ Enjoy delicious bites and exclusive goodies

Whether you’re pregnant or postpartum, we welcome you to come be with other moms, move your body and nurture yourself. You truly deserve it.

🗓️ Sunday, April 26th | 2–4PM
đź“Ť Sky Ting NoHo

Pre-crawling babies welcome ♥️

Terracotta and cherry blossoms — spring came to our clinics first. ✨
04/18/2026

Terracotta and cherry blossoms — spring came to our clinics first. ✨

This Black Maternal Health Week, we’re honoring the women whose work — often unseen, often unrecognized — shaped everyth...
04/16/2026

This Black Maternal Health Week, we’re honoring the women whose work — often unseen, often unrecognized — shaped everything that came after.

Mary Francis Hill Coley preserved midwifery care at the exact moment it was being erased. Maude Callen traveled miles through rural South Carolina to reach patients no one else was reaching. Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner invented tools that centered dignity and everyday reproductive needs clinical care overlooked. Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens spent decades ensuring Black women could not be turned away. Byllye Avery turned collective pain into collective power.

That work continues. Dr. Joia Crear-Perry is actively reframing the conversation — centering racism, not race, as the root cause of poor outcomes.

We’re lucky enough to build on their legacy.

Oula baby in bloom 🌸
04/16/2026

Oula baby in bloom 🌸

“When I got pregnant, I wanted a care team that would deliver holistic prenatal care. Finding Oula was the best decision...
04/10/2026

“When I got pregnant, I wanted a care team that would deliver holistic prenatal care. Finding Oula was the best decision I made for myself and my little one. I saw several midwives and all of them were spectacular. I never felt rushed, and my physical, emotional, and spiritual well being was important to my care team. There was a calming presence to everyone I encountered, from Brittany at the front desk, Sheryl who would take my vitals, Michaela the ultrasound tech, to every midwife I saw. I had a lot of anxiety throughout my pregnancy but I can’t remember feeling anxious at any of my visits. Most importantly, I felt that my concerns and preferences were honored and there was always shared decision making when it came to interventions. It was clear that my opinion mattered — and that meant the world to me.” - Oula mom, Emely

Every Black mother and birthing person deserves to experience pregnancy, birth, and beyond with joy, confidence, and unw...
04/06/2026

Every Black mother and birthing person deserves to experience pregnancy, birth, and beyond with joy, confidence, and unwavering support — and at Oula, that commitment doesn’t stop at the end of a day, a week, or a month. Black Maternal Health Week is an opportunity to renew that commitment: to center the joy of our Black patients and deliver the equitable, compassionate care they deserve.

Ahead of Black Maternal Health Week, we’re spotlighting some of the upcoming events, people, and organizations pushing this work forward throughout the month and all year long.

This list belongs to all of us — share any events, organizations, or resources centering Black maternal health in the comments below ⬇️

April 1–11 | Virtual Maternal Health Fair — Virtual and free. 20+ events curated specifically for Black birthing people and those who care for them.

April 10 | — Bronx Museum of Art. An evening of love, community, and collective care in support of Bronx maternal health.

April 11 I Power Moms Brunch with — Brooklyn Chop House. A celebration of motherhood, wellness, and community powered by .

April 19 + 21 | Reproductive Freedom Train — Virtual. An immersive Afrofuturistic series featuring ceremony, art, community dialogue, and a call to action in response to the Black maternal health crisis by .move.change.

April 2026 I Celebrating one year of Empowered Birth: Resources & Tools for Black Patient Advocacy — Virtual. Exclusive to Oula patients, Lead Midwife Saonjie Hamilton leads this class helping BIPOC patients navigate the healthcare system with confidence and community.

Unexpected Oula perk: your doctor’s office matches your board.
04/03/2026

Unexpected Oula perk: your doctor’s office matches your board.

Spring, is that really you?
03/31/2026

Spring, is that really you?

“From the bottom of my heart, I want to sincerely thank the entire Oula team for not only assisting in the delivery of m...
03/25/2026

“From the bottom of my heart, I want to sincerely thank the entire Oula team for not only assisting in the delivery of my beautiful niece, Mya, but also for the incredible care they provided to my sister-in-law and brother throughout the pregnancy and birth experience. To this day, they still speak so highly of the midwives and doctors who supported them every step of the way.

I will always recommend Oula not because I worked there at the beginning of my career, but because of the extraordinary level of compassion, professionalism, and patient-centered care that I personally witnessed being given to every family. Although the delivery was not easy and didn’t go exactly as they had imagined, they always felt confident that they were in the right hands and that the safety of both my sister-in-law and baby Mya was the top priority. Baby Mya is thriving, happy, and cooing every chance she gets. Our family is incredibly grateful for the care, support, and expertise that helped bring her safely into the world.

To the midwives, doctors, front desk staff, and the entire care team at Oula THANK YOU for your kindness, dedication, and the compassionate care you showed our family. We will always be grateful for the role you played in welcoming Mya into the world.” - Oula Aunt, Roi

Say hello to Abbe Kirsch, LM, CNM — lead midwife at Oula provided by Stamford Health! She’s been bringing babies into t...
03/20/2026

Say hello to Abbe Kirsch, LM, CNM — lead midwife at Oula provided by Stamford Health! She’s been bringing babies into the world since 1999, and she just supported the very first Oula birth at Stamford Hospital. As a midwife AND a parent herself, she gets it. We’re so lucky to have her. 🧡

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