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Midwifery Care in DFW providing Birth Center births in Old East Dallas minutes from Baylor University Medical Center downtown and Home Births throughout the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex

👖✨ When’s the Best Time to Buy Maternity Clothes? ✨👖There’s no exact week — it’s all about comfort! 💕Most people start a...
12/05/2025

👖✨ When’s the Best Time to Buy Maternity Clothes? ✨👖
There’s no exact week — it’s all about comfort! 💕
Most people start around 12–16 weeks, when jeans feel snug and waistbands start digging in.

Here’s how you’ll know it’s time:
🌸 You’re living in leggings
🌸 You’re unbuttoning your pants after lunch 😅
🌸 Bras feel tight
🌸 You just want to breathe and move freely
Start with comfy basics — maternity jeans, leggings, and a few soft tops. A supportive bra is always worth it. 🙌
Remember: you don’t have to wait.
When your body changes, your wardrobe can too. Dress for your comfort, your curves, and this incredible new chapter. 🤍

Small Business Saturday matters more than people realize.When you choose any small business…. whether it’s a midwife, a ...
11/29/2025

Small Business Saturday matters more than people realize.
When you choose any small business…. whether it’s a midwife, a doula, a massage therapist, a chiropractor, a yoga instructor, or the little coffee shop down the street, you’re literally keeping someone’s lights on. You’re putting food on someone’s table. You’re making it possible for their children to be involved in extra curricular activities. You’re helping parents build their dreams 🌻
If you want to support a small business today, here are a few things that go a long way and cost nothing:
• Like, comment, or share their posts
• Leave a Google review
• Tell a friend about them
• Save their content for later
• Tag them when you recommend them
• Engage with their stories/reels (it boosts them, annoying but true)
And if you’ve used our services, thank you. Truly. Small businesses feel every single win.
Thanks for being part of our community. 💛

🌸 Let’s Talk About Vaginal Tears 🌸They’re common, normal, and nothing to be ashamed of. 💕About 7 in 10 first-time vagina...
11/29/2025

🌸 Let’s Talk About Vaginal Tears 🌸
They’re common, normal, and nothing to be ashamed of. 💕
About 7 in 10 first-time vaginal births involve some degree of tearing — and most heal beautifully.
Here’s what to know 👇
💫 1st degree: Small, often no stitches needed
💫 2nd degree: Deeper into muscle, a few stitches
💫 3rd–4th degree: Involve a**l muscles — rarer, need surgical repair
✨ Ways to support your body:
Perineal massage before birth
Warm compresses during pushing
Slow, controlled breathing
Upright or side-lying positions
Gentle postpartum care (peri bottle, sitz baths, rest)
Your body knows how to heal. 🌷
Give it grace, patience, and care.

🌿 What’s a VBAC? 🌿VBAC stands for Vaginal Birth After Cesarean — and yes, it’s possible for many birthing people! 💪✨Choo...
11/28/2025

🌿 What’s a VBAC? 🌿
VBAC stands for Vaginal Birth After Cesarean — and yes, it’s possible for many birthing people! 💪✨
Choosing a VBAC can mean:
💫 A shorter recovery
💫 Fewer surgical risks
💫 A more active, connected birth experience
But it’s not without considerations — like the rare (but serious) risk of uterine rupture. That’s why VBACs are best done where immediate surgical care is available and with a supportive birth team. 🏥🤍
The key? Informed choice.
Every birth — vaginal, cesarean, or VBAC — is powerful when you feel safe, supported, and respected. 🌸

🌿 Placenta Art: Honoring the Tree of Life 🌿Your placenta is more than an organ — it’s the lifeline that nourished your b...
11/22/2025

🌿 Placenta Art: Honoring the Tree of Life 🌿
Your placenta is more than an organ — it’s the lifeline that nourished your baby and connected you for
Placenta art is a beautiful way to honor that journey — creating prints, resin keepsakes, or umbilical cord shapes that capture its “tree of life” design. 🌳✨
Whether you frame a print, preserve a cord in resin, or simply admire its natural beauty, this art celebrates connection, birth, and transformation. 💖

If you create your own:
🧤 Use gloves + clean tools
🎨 Choose plant-based inks or natural pigments
❄️ Keep it refrigerated until use
A powerful, personal keepsake — made from the very thing that made life possible. 🌸

🌸 Placenta Encapsulation: What to Know Postpartum 🌸Some new parents swear by it for more energy, better mood, and milk s...
11/21/2025

🌸 Placenta Encapsulation: What to Know Postpartum 🌸
Some new parents swear by it for more energy, better mood, and milk supply — but what does the science say?

🧬 What it is: Your placenta is steamed, dehydrated, and turned into capsules after birth.
💊 The claims: More energy, balanced hormones, boosted milk supply.
📚 The facts: Research hasn’t proven real benefits — and there are safety concerns (like bacterial contamination & hormone unpredictability).

💡 If you’re curious:
✔️ Use a certified, hygienic provider
✔️ Avoid raw prep
✔️ Talk to your doctor (especially if GBS+ or high risk)
✨ Your recovery, your choice — just make it an informed one.

⚡️ What Is “Lightning Crotch”? ⚡️That sudden zap or shooting pain down low during late pregnancy? Yep — that’s lightning...
11/15/2025

⚡️ What Is “Lightning Crotch”? ⚡️
That sudden zap or shooting pain down low during late pregnancy? Yep — that’s lightning crotch 😅
It happens when baby moves lower + presses on pelvic nerves (usually in the 3rd trimester). Totally common, just… not very fun 😬

💫 Try this for relief:
Change positions or move gently
Do hip circles on your birth ball
Take a warm bath or use a heating pad (low)
Wear a belly support band

🚨 Call your provider if pain is constant, severe, or paired with bleeding or fluid leakage.
Your body’s just getting ready for baby’s big debut 💕

🚶‍♀️ What Is Curb Walking?Curb walking means walking along a street curb (or any surface where one foot is slightly high...
11/14/2025

🚶‍♀️ What Is Curb Walking?
Curb walking means walking along a street curb (or any surface where one foot is slightly higher than the other), one foot on the curb, one foot on the street.
That uneven movement gently opens and tilts the pelvis, helping your baby move down and settle deeper into your pelvis, especially in the final weeks of pregnancy or early labor.

🌸 Why People Do It
Curb walking can:
Encourage optimal baby positioning (head-down and engaged)
Help the pelvic joints loosen and align
Stimulate gentle contractions or progress early labor naturally
It’s basically a gravity-assisted, movement-based way to help your body prepare for birth.

⚠️ Safety Tips
Only do it if your provider says it’s okay.
Have your partner or support person walk with you for balance.
Start slow, even 5–10 minutes is enough.
Skip it if you feel pain, dizziness, contractions that are too strong, or if your water has broken.
You can mimic the same motion safely indoors by walking up and down stairs or doing gentle side lunges.

💕 When to Try
Usually around 37 weeks+ (full term)
During early labor to help things progress naturally

Happening in Dallas this weekend.
11/11/2025

Happening in Dallas this weekend.

💫 What Is a Letdown During Breastfeeding?A letdown (or milk ejection reflex) is when your body releases milk from the mi...
11/08/2025

💫 What Is a Letdown During Breastfeeding?
A letdown (or milk ejection reflex) is when your body releases milk from the milk-producing glands in your breasts into the milk ducts, making it available for your baby to drink.
It’s triggered by oxytocin, the “love hormone,” which releases when your baby latches, you hear your baby cry, or even when you think about feeding.

🩵 How It Feels
Every person experiences it differently, but common sensations include:
A tingling, pins-and-needles, or warm rush in your breasts
Milk leaking from the opposite breast
A sudden increase in milk flow (baby starts gulping more)
Or sometimes — you don’t feel it at all (and that’s totally normal)

🌸 When It Happens
Usually within a few minutes of baby latching
It can occur multiple times per feeding
Pumping can also trigger a letdown

💧 If You Have Too Fast or Slow Letdown
Fast letdown: Try reclining while feeding, or let the first strong spray settle before latching baby.
Slow letdown: Relax, use warm compresses, and try gentle breast massage or deep breathing.

💕 Bottom Line
Letdown is your body’s way of saying: “Milk is on the way!”
It’s a natural reflex that becomes more familiar and manageable with time.

🌿 How to Manage Fear During Pregnancy 🌿It’s okay to feel scared — your body and life are changing in big ways. Here’s ho...
11/07/2025

🌿 How to Manage Fear During Pregnancy 🌿
It’s okay to feel scared — your body and life are changing in big ways. Here’s how to find your calm:
1️⃣ Acknowledge your feelings — Don’t bottle them up. Fear is a signal, not a flaw.
2️⃣ Educate yourself — The more you understand birth + your options, the less unknown there is to fear.
3️⃣ Breathe + ground — Slow, deep belly breaths can shift your body from tension to trust.
4️⃣ Create a support circle — Talk with your partner, doula, or friends who make you feel safe.
5️⃣ Limit scary stories — Protect your peace — not every birth story is your story.
6️⃣ Visualize confidence — Picture yourself calm, capable, and surrounded by love.
7️⃣ Seek help when needed — Therapy, prenatal yoga, or mindfulness apps can make a huge difference.
You’re growing a human and your own strength. 🌸

💫 5 Ways to Use Your Birth Ball to Prep for Labor 💫1️⃣ Sit smart: Use it instead of a chair to improve posture + help ba...
11/01/2025

💫 5 Ways to Use Your Birth Ball to Prep for Labor 💫
1️⃣ Sit smart: Use it instead of a chair to improve posture + help baby get into position.
2️⃣ Move gently: Rock, circle, or sway those hips to loosen joints + boost comfort.
3️⃣ Stretch + lean: Try leaning over the ball to relieve back + hip pressure.
4️⃣ Breathe + relax: Practice slow breathing + movement — perfect labor prep!
5️⃣ Daily practice: 10–15 mins a day can help baby engage + ease tension.
✨ Tip: Make sure your knees are lower than your hips + always move mindfully.

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4612 Gaston Avenue
Dallas, TX
75246

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

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