Anasuya LLC

Anasuya LLC đŸ€° Monitrice in Training (2026)
đŸ‘¶ 500+ births supported
đŸŽ„ Filmmaker: Squeezing Orange - Prime Video
đŸ“© Virtual support and classes

Anasuya LLC is a holistic birth education, advocacy, and creative platform rooted in ancient yogic wisdom, traditional birthkeeping, and lived experience. Anasuya is a prenatal educator, birth advocate, filmmaker, and Monitrice (in training), offering conscious preparation for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Through prenatal and postpartum yoga, childbirth education, and embodied practices, she supports women and families in navigating the profound physical, emotional, and neurological transitions of pregnancy. Yoga, as taught through Anasuya LLC, is a science of inner awareness—of breath, body, and consciousness—supporting balance, strength, and trust in the body’s innate intelligence. In pregnancy and birth, yogic breathing and movement foster confidence, embodied control, and harmony between voluntary and involuntary processes. Beyond physical preparation, Anasuya’s work emphasizes education, informed choice, and advocacy, empowering families to understand their rights, communicate their needs, and reclaim birth as a physiological and human rite of passage. As a filmmaker, Anasuya documents birth stories, ancestral knowledge, and systemic challenges around childbirth—using film as a tool for education, remembrance, and cultural change. Serving South Florida and online.

02/01/2026

Once a c-section always a c-section? Not necessarily.

01/31/2026

Fear tells the body to brace.
Labor needs the opposite.

When the nervous system senses danger, blood flow shifts away from the uterus, muscles tighten, and contractions lose their rhythm.
Safety, privacy, and support invite oxytocin to lead.

This isn’t weakness, it’s biology.
And your body has been listening the whole time.

A calm, protected environment allows a mother to soften, focus inward, and let her body do what it was designed to do. Feeling seen, supported, and unrushed isn’t a luxury in birth. It’s essential for labor to progress naturally and for both mother and baby to feel safe.

If you want guidance in creating that kind of environment for your birth, I offer perinatal education that helps mothers prepare with confidence, understanding, and trust in their bodies. DM me to connect đŸ’›đŸ™đŸŒâœš

01/30/2026

01/29/2026

đŸ€° Low belly doesn’t mean “it’s time.” And a high belly doesn’t mean anything is wrong.
🌀 Belly shape changes for many reasons: posture, muscle tone, baby’s position, and your own body structure.
⏳ A baby settling lower early doesn’t predict when labor will start. Some babies only descend once contractions begin — and that’s normal.
đŸ€ There is no “correct” belly for birth. Your body and your baby communicate constantly, choosing timing together. Birth isn’t visual. It’s physiological.
Want more? Follow me to learn all about pregnancy and birth.

01/28/2026

A Black mother was turned away in labor.
Her baby was born in a car.
This is why we must talk about systemic bias in birth care. Without accusation, but without silence.
Believe mothers. Listen sooner.
Accountability saves lives.

01/27/2026

⚖ Ultrasound doesn’t weigh babies. It estimates
 and estimates can be wrong.
📊 Numbers on a screen don’t tell the full story. Weight predictions can vary widely, and size alone doesn’t define how birth will unfold.
🌀 Babies grow in different rhythms. Position, movement, pelvis dynamics and hormones matter far more than a single measurement.
đŸ€ When decisions are based only on fear of numbers, trust gets lost. When understanding comes in, confidence returns.
Birth is not static. The body adapts. The baby moves. And birth unfolds in motion, not math.
Want more? Follow me to learn all about pregnancy and birth.

01/26/2026

I support families across South Florida who are preparing for birth, especially unassisted birth.
I’m not a midwife, and I don’t provide medical care. My work is about preparation, and being a steady, grounded presence when birth unfolds.
I’m a prenatal educator and birth advocate.
I walk with families in the months leading up to birth and stay alongside them during birth, supporting communication, boundaries, and emotional steadiness, without directing or controlling.
While many families I support choose unassisted birth, I also work with those planning midwifery or hospital births who want to be informed, confident, and able to advocate for themselves.
From Miami to Broward, Palm Beach to the Keys, I meet families where real life happens
at home, in their questions, and in the quiet, intense hours of birth.
We focus on:
‱ understanding birth physiology
‱ knowing what’s normal and when to ask for help
‱ consent, communication, and advocacy
‱ emotional readiness and partner support
‱ postpartum planning
My role isn’t to manage birth.
It’s to help families prepare, trust themselves, and feel supported.
This work is about remembering what you already carry: intuition, wisdom, and capacity.
If you’re looking for conscious prenatal education and advocacy, I’m here to walk beside you. Before birth, and through it.
Birth doesn’t need control.
It needs understanding, protection, and respect.

01/24/2026

Before a woman is taught how to give birth,
she must be allowed to remember herself.
My prenatal classes are a journey back to instinct, to body wisdom, to the knowing that has never left you.
If you’re seeking preparation that honors natural birth and the sovereignty of women,
this path is open.
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01/21/2026

That last sentence is not medical advice. Nor is it evidence-based care. It is fear used as control.
Yes, Pitocin can reduce the risk of postpartum hemorrhage. It is a recommendation, not a mandate. And refusing it does not mean refusing care.
Medical advice explains benefits, risks, and alternatives. Obstetric violence appears when a woman says no and is met with threats, guilt, or implied abandonment.
Consent does not disappear after birth. And refusal is a legal and ethical right. Care must continue, regardless of the choice.
This is not anti-medicine.
This is pro-consent.
👉 Save this. Share it with a pregnant woman.
👉 Follow for more education on consent, birth rights, and informed choice.

01/20/2026

đŸ€ Birth unfolds differently when you feel truly supported.
đŸ€Č Support isn’t about taking someone’s place. It’s about holding the space.
🌿 When you feel safe, seen, and guided, your body responds with more ease.
A calm presence, clear information, and emotional grounding reduce fear and tension. And when fear softens, labor often flows with fewer interruptions and more trust.
Support doesn’t make birth weaker. It makes it more aligned.
Birth is not only about what happens to the body. It’s about how the body feels while it happens.
Want more? Follow me to learn all about pregnancy and birth.

01/18/2026

Yes, birth carries risk, just like life does. But risk is not the same as emergency.
For healthy, low-risk pregnancies, birth is a physiological process, not a medical crisis waiting to happen.
Safety doesn’t come from fear-based defaults, it comes from education, discernment, and respect for the mother’s autonomy.
In Florida, only licensed midwives may legally attend births. Some licensed midwives practice holistically, meaning they prioritize physiology, minimize unnecessary interference, and understand when transfer is truly needed.
Many women experience deeply undisturbed births with a licensed holistic midwife, supported and observed, rather than managed.
And for some families, free birth becomes a personal choice. Not from recklessness, but from the reality that ancestral birth care is criminalized in this state.
There is no risk-free birth. There is only chosen risk vs. imposed risk.
🐝 My prenatal education helps mothers understand hospital birth, licensed holistic midwifery, and free birth
so fear doesn’t make the decision for you. DM “PREPARED” or visit the link in my bio.

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