Corpus Christi Birth Center

12/20/2025

12/08/2025

11/27/2025

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Our Birth Center Family to Yours 🍂

As we gather around our tables today, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for each of you—our amazing families, clients, and little ones who have blessed our birth center with so much joy throughout the year.

We are continually reminded that every pregnancy, every birth, and every tiny heartbeat is a beautiful testimony of God’s goodness. ✨
“Every good and perfect gift is from above.” – James 1:17

Thank you for allowing us the honor of walking alongside you through such sacred and life-changing moments. Your trust is a blessing we never take for granted.

May your homes be filled with peace, laughter, and the sweet presence of the One who holds all things together.
We pray your Thanksgiving is rich with love, rest, and reminders of just how deeply you are cherished.

🧡 With grateful hearts,
Your CCBC Team

11/26/2025

❤️💚❤️DECEMBER IS UPON US💚❤️💚

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!!

Here is your notice for all the fun we are having, we invite you all to join in on all the fun reindeer games! 🤩

11/20/2025

❄️❄️❄️ Calling all clients and friends!!❄️❄️❄️

the staff stockings are looking emptier than the waiting room after lunch! Help us fill them up with goodies, trinkets, and perhaps something stronger than coffee (just kidding, HR!). Your thoughtful (or mischievous) contributions will help our wonderful team have a Christmas season so bright they’ll need to borrow someone’s sunglasses from lost and found.

11/04/2025

November is starting strong.
👶🏻👶🏻 Today brought TWO baby girls back to back.
AND the first one was Student Midwife Kee’s last primary birth needed to complete her clinicals.
🎊 Congratulations to both families!! 💖

10/27/2025

Come buy some Tea so Geneva can see!!
😉🤣
For real, the Herblore order has arrived so we are fully stocked on Pregnancy Tea, Nursing Tea, Chamomile Tea, Poke Root and more.

10/21/2025

~*A challenge to my Practioner Friends*~

Rethinking Food at Networking and Hosting Events: A Call for Healthy Choices

As healthcare practitioners, we understand the vital role nutrition plays in our overall health and well-being. Yet, many networking and social events continue to revolve around food that can contribute to poor health, chronic disease, and a diminished quality of life. It’s time to normalize bringing and serving healthy, nourishing foods at these gatherings — not just for our own benefit, but to set a positive example and promote true wellness in our communities.

The Problem with Tradition

Traditionally, social and professional events are associated with indulgent foods—sugary treats, fried snacks, processed foods, and other options that can make us sick. While these foods may bring temporary pleasure or a sense of celebration, they often undermine our health in the long run. Celebrating with unhealthy foods sends a message that food is merely a source of fleeting pleasure, rather than nourishment for our bodies and minds.

The Power of Healthy Choices

Bringing nutritious options to networking events demonstrates that health-conscious choices can be part of our social and professional lives. Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and plant-based dishes not only support our physical health but also boost our energy, focus, and mood—all essential for meaningful conversations and relationship-building.

Leading by Example

As healthcare practitioners, we have a responsibility to lead by example. When we prioritize healthy food options, we encourage others to reconsider their choices. Over time, normalizing nutritious foods at events can shift social norms and inspire broader change.

Practical Steps to Promote Healthy Food in Your Events

Offer delicious, healthful options: Bring or suggest dishes that are colorful, flavorful, and satisfying without relying on unhealthy ingredients.
Educate and inform: Share insights about the healing properties of certain foods and how they can improve energy, immunity, and overall health.
Create a welcoming atmosphere: Emphasize the social aspect of good food—how it connects, nurtures, and uplifts us.
Collaborate with organizers: Advocate for healthier catering options when hosting or attending events.
Making a Difference One Bite at a Time

Transforming the Snack Table or Candy Dish

One simple yet impactful way to promote health-conscious gatherings is to replace traditional candy dishes with alternatives that are not only safe but also nourishing. Instead of offering candy or sugary snacks, consider filling bowls with all-fruit strips, nuts, trail mixes, or small toys and trinkets. These provide a fun, appealing alternative that won't spike blood sugar levels or contribute to poor health. If sweets are preferred, opt for fresh fruit or dried fruit without added sugars—delicious, natural, and health-supporting options.

Changing the food culture at networking and hosting events is a powerful step toward a healthier society. Let’s start normalizing nutrition that heals rather than harms, elevating our gatherings and communities alike. Together, we can celebrate success, connection, and health—one healthy bite at a time.

Much Love,
Midwife Kris

10/19/2025

We are OPEN in our new space and have been busy welcoming new life while we settle in.