Glorious Push Birth Services

Glorious Push Birth Services Our goal is for you to experience birth in all of it's glory through support and education. Our motto: birth in all of its glory .

Glorious Push Birth Services is here to aid your pregnancy, birthing & postpartum journey. In many circumstances, birth has lost it s glory and our goal is to bring it back. We want to give birthers a space to give birth the way it was always meant to be by providing education and support.

11/15/2025

Doula support looks like:
1️⃣A sacred atmosphere of peace, calmness, rest
2️⃣Physical support through various methods to help get through each contractions
3️⃣Coaching dads to be in being present effectively
4️⃣Supporting mom in labor positions & controlled breathing
5️⃣A knowledgeable doula who knows what works with each client and why

11/06/2025

Ever visited a hospital and felt they were a great place? Only to realize once you’re admitted & in labor that they are nothing like they said and keep pushing interventions after interventions? or they act differently than what you thought it would be?

Here’s what you can do?

1) GET EDUCATED: take a childbirth education class will equip you to know what’s necessary vs what’s optional or a doctor’s simple preference. Not everything being recommended to you is actually needed. Not everything piece of information given to you, is complete.
Use the BRAIN method to explore ALL your options

2) GET A DOULA: we are not only here to support you during labor but we are here to advocate for you and provide evidence based information. We are here to make sure you are given ALL of the information, all your options and that you are giving INFORMED CONSENT.

3) INVESTIGATE THE HOSPITAL YOU WANT TO BIRTH AT: check their induction rates, cesarean rates, their statistics. Often available online for free. Ask your local mom groups about their experience.

4) PREP FOR LABOR: the reality is, going into labor blind and hopeful won’t always get you far. If you desire a specific way of birthing you want to prepare for it and give yourself the highest chance of achieving it. Lack of knowledge is often what opens the door to your birth wishes going out the door as you as you’re admitted.

5) HAVE A SOLID BIRTH PLAN: your birth plan is not just a list of preferences if “everything goes well“. Your Birth plan is there for you to give informed consent for most, if not all scenarios. It should cover potential inductions, unplanned or planned cesareans.
Yes, you can have a birth plan even for an induction or planned cesareans.

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Birth plans don’t need to be tossed out if they cover most things.We cant possibly plan for every scenario that may occu...
11/05/2025

Birth plans don’t need to be tossed out if they cover most things.

We cant possibly plan for every scenario that may occur during labor and delivery. However, your birth plan should include the care you desire in most possible scenarios.
This is often why once something comes up, birth plans are tossed out the window.

A solid birth plan will include most interventions, emergencies and most importantly: INFORMED CONSENT at every stage.

But here’s the thing, if you only put down what you want and don’t want and aren’t educated about all your options and why you choose the options you do, it’ll be easy for your birth plan to be tossed to the side.

The birth plan I built and use with my clients has yet to be tossed out and allowed each of my clients to still have agency and make the best decisions for themselves. Bc the reality is, many providers/hospitals won’t give you all the info or all your options!

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11/03/2025

Did you know? That the paternal DNA is mainly responsible for building the placenta.

The placenta is also the one partially responsible behind pregnancy ailments such as morning sickness, gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension and more.

This organ that most of us will barely look at after delivery is the one behind so much in our pregnancies: how baby is provided for, kept alive and healthy, protected, how our bodies respond to the pregnancy and so much more.

Did you ask to see your placenta at delivery?

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11/01/2025

A lot of challenges mom face with breastfeeding could be easily address with the right knowledge!

You can do all the things to get your supply up but if you’re don’t know what you’re doing, you could potentially be sabotaging your breastfeeding journey or allow others to mess it up.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! SUPPORT IS NECESSARY 💪🏾

If you’re looking for a breastfeeding class, we got you. DM US “milk” for more info 📥

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LET’S TALK ABOUT PARTNER SUPPORT 👫👇🏾. Childbirth is a process that should involve both parents if they are together. The...
10/31/2025

LET’S TALK ABOUT PARTNER SUPPORT 👫👇🏾.

Childbirth is a process that should involve both parents if they are together. The same way you make your baby together, you should also bring this baby in the world together.

Labor and delivery is not the time for dad to be bored, dad to play or be in and out. Dad’s involvement in labor and delivery can greatly change outcomes.

Moms in labor deserve to be supported. While the medical team is a huge part of her care so is the support of her partner. The involvement of dad in the process can literally slow down or speed up the process.

Here are some things that partners can do during labor and delivery ⬇️⬇️⬇️
1️⃣Educate yourself with your partner. You should know as much as you can to better support mom and your child
2️⃣Be part of the decision making. You should be making sure you are receiving every benefits, risks and alternatives. Support mom in her decisions. If mom chooses to decline an intervention, back her up. 3️⃣Physically and emotionally support her through contractions. Help mom walk, squat, massage her and encourage her
4️⃣Advocate for her. You know your partner best. If you see mom is being dismissed, unheard or neglected, you are there to protect her and make sure she gets the best of care
5️⃣Respect her wishes when it comes to WHO can be around her and when. Any form of stress, discomfort during labor can actually lead to complications.
6️⃣You have the ability to cut the cord, delivery your baby by hand (under guidance) and make sure no one is performing any procedure on mom without her consent
7️⃣If baby has to be taken to the side for examination or intervention, be there every step of way, ask questions, reassure mom

Partner support has a great impact on how labor and delivery goes, more than you can imagine.

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As a doula who is also a follower of Yeshua, I keep all of my clients in prayer. Whenever I have Christian clients, inco...
10/31/2025

As a doula who is also a follower of Yeshua, I keep all of my clients in prayer. Whenever I have Christian clients, incorporating faith into the process is the foundation.

This is an example of prayers we have prayed continuously together until delivery. And Yahweh (GOD) answered most of them 🙌🏾

It’s mind blowing to see your prayers answered ✨

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10/29/2025

Whoops! How did I end up there? 😅

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10/25/2025

There’s so much improvements that’s needed in hospital births:

1) NO NEED TO BE ON YOUR BACK.
Providers are trained to assist moms on their backs. Even though they know women can push otherwise. Comfort and training the main reason why they make you push on your back. Not because it’s best for mom

You don’t have to push on your back. In fact, you shouldn’t, especially flat on your back. Even if you have an epidural. Gravity will always be your best friend.

Laying on your back is mainly beneficial if a particular maneuver is needed OR that’s how MOM feels most comfortable. If you’re going to be on your back, don’t be flat. Be elevated (almost sitted)

2) HANDS OFF!! Unless baby is stuck, no one needs to touch anything or pull anything. The body will do the work with proper positioning and breathing techniques.

What can your provider do? Watch, reposition you if needed, encourage you, encourage you to switch positions if baby is stuck or it’s taking long, put a warm compress on your perineum to help prevent tears.
There is no need to touch, grab, pull anything.

3) KNEES NEED TO BE MORE INWARD. While laying on your back with your knees apart gives baby some room to pass. It doesn’t give a lot of room. It can even be restrictive. Knees should be more inward with ankles going outwards.

This may be the norm but it isn’t always the most beneficial❗️
YOU have the right and ability to birth however you’d like, as long as you and baby are stable. Even with an epidural. An epidural doesn’t always mean every thing is out the window. There are ALWAYS options and it’s worth asking rather than assume “that’s just how its supposed to be”

If you’d like to learn more about labor and delivery, consider taking our childbirth education class. DM 📥 for more info!

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10/24/2025

Benefits of the Fundal Massage:
• Help uterus contract
• Check for any issues
• Prevent severe postpartum hemorrhage

Risks:
• Uterine tears
• Urinary retention
• Can cause hemorrhage
• Nerve damage
• Pain & discomfort
This massage is usually performed right after delivery and some time during your hospital stay.

If you are breastfeeding, each time baby latches, it will cause contractions and help your uterus shrink back to size. This can make breastfeeding painful the first few days due to the cramps you’ll feel everytime baby is at the breast.

You have the right to decline this procedure at any time or delay it as long as you’re not experiencing any symptoms such as: bleeding heavier than usual, blood clots the size of a ping pong ball or bigger, dizziness, chills, fever etc…

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✨ Pregnant? Let’s get you ready for birth! ✨Join me for a 1-hour Birth Prep Workshop designed for you + your partner (or...
10/23/2025

✨ Pregnant? Let’s get you ready for birth! ✨

Join me for a 1-hour Birth Prep Workshop designed for you + your partner (or support person). 🩵

🪻Gentle birth ball exercises
🪻Breathing techniques for labor & delivery
🪻Positions and exercises for dilation & pain relief
🪻Breastfeeding latch demo
🪻Partner support tips

📍 [Ripley Grier Studios in Manhattan, NU]
👩‍❤️‍👨 For couples or singles | Limited spots!

Leave feeling confident, connected & prepared for birth. 🌟
With plenty of FREE resources & education provided.

📩 DM me or click the link in bio to reserve your spot today!

10/21/2025

POSITIONS THAT HELP DILATION, if it slowed down or stopped:

Positions for early labor (2-4cm dilated)
🔹Sit upright, in the butterfly position
🔹Walk around, curb walk
🔹Side lunges
🔹Stand and lean over a table, sway side by to side
🔹Sitting on birth ball, moving your hips
Rest in between contractions and positions

Positions for active labor (5-8cm):
🔹Upright lunges
🔹Deep squats
🔹Side lunges
🔹Side lying with peanut ball
🔹Side lying release (esp if you feel pressure)
🔹Get on all 4s, on hands and knees + sway side to side and front to back

Dim the lights, keep the room quiet

Positions for transition (8-10cm dilated)
🔹Side lying release
🔹Walsher’s position
🔹Get on all 4s
🔹Sit upright with knees slightly inwards

Save this for later! 💪🏾

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Address

Jersey City, NJ

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 4:30pm
Thursday 10am - 4:30pm
Friday 10am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19179941178

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