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06/11/2024

Still reminiscing over getting to be a part of my first home birth as a doula this past weekend! What a beautiful experience. I feel so honored to share the space with a wonderful couple and their family.

Also, fangirling the whole time I got to finally work a birth with THE Amanda Chandler! She is so sweet and brings such a calming and strong presence.

PS: I normally DO NOT wear jeans to births, hahaha I left my home at 3am and unfortunately grabbed mom jeans. I ripped my pants at the birth and will NEVER make such a rookie mistake again. After the shear embarrassment, I can now laugh. Definitely won’t forget this birth! 😂💀👻

05/23/2024

Updated Availability! It's never too late to inquiry about doula services for yourself or a loved one! You won't regret it! (:

04/30/2024

I feel so honored to get to support the families I work with through such a big life transition. Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Parenting support is so vital in today's world. You don't have to go unsupported!

04/22/2024

Know someone who is pregnant or newly postpartum?? Did you know doula or postpartum services make a great gift for the expecting couple?? Give the gift of doula services! Visit the link to learn more about some unique service packages I offer!

04/13/2024

I’m super grateful to have been able to sit on a panel yesterday at the 2nd Annual Black Maternal and Infant Health Symposium and be able to share my perspective as a black mama but also a perinatal health professional. As well as, interact with other professionals, parents and community members!

03/14/2024

During the first few days and weeks, frequent stimulation of the breasts is essential to establish an abundant supply. If you find your milk supply is low, try some of the following recommendations to help.

- More breast stimulation: Try to get in "one more feeding" before you go to sleep, even if you have to wake the baby in some cases.

- Parent Self-Care: Eat nutritious meals; continue to take prenatal vitamins and increase fluid intake.

-Avoid things that are known to reduce milk supply: Avoiding things such as smoking, decongestants, antihistamines, severe weight loss diets, birth control pills and injections, mint, parsley, sage ( in excessive amounts).

- Use a manual or electric pump: Try "power pumping". Pump for 15 minutes every hour for a day; or try pumping 10 minutes, resting 10 minutes, pumping 10 minutes and soon, for an hour.

-Keep Records: Keep a daily log with the 24 hour pumping output totals - this amount is more important than the pumped amount at each session. This will help you see your progress over the days.

Another great tip is to keep in touch with your lactation specialist or healthcare provider to monitor your progress and modify your care as necessary.

02/11/2024

Book services for your 2024 birth! It’s not too late to secure your birth month for guaranteed support!

Check out our website or send us an email to learn about services, package deals, and saving opportunities!

02/10/2024

Have you considered hiring a doula or have questions you want answered before you commit to the right doula for you?

Schedule a free 30-min consultation call with me today! No commitment to scheduling a call! A consultation call is just an opportunity to interview with me and learn about the services I offer as a birth worker!

I can’t wait to schedule with you!!

12/03/2023

Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities!

Let's call attention to the pregnant and birthing persons that are resilient day after day even in the face of various difficulties.

When working with/caring for pregnant and birthing persons with disabilities as a birth worker consider the following in regards to possible accommodations with care: Identify the accommodations that might be needed for women with the following types of disabilities:

1.) Physical disability that limits mobility and affects sensation

2.) Deafness or hearing loss acquired as an adult

3.) Blindness or vision loss

4.) Communication impairment

5.) Intellectual or developmental disability

Learn more about persons with disabilities by visiting kentucky.gov and/or the office of resilience and community services
Pregnant

12/01/2023

Happy Birthday to all the December born Me.Be Baby Doula Babies turning 1 & 2 this wonderful winter month! Reminiscing on those birth experiences, it was an absolute joy and honor to be apart of your birth days! HAPPY BIRTHDAY & HAPPY DECEMBER!!!
Pregnant

11/01/2023

Are you or someone you love dealing with a PMAD? Be present for them. Validate how they are feeling. Encourage them to seek out assistance for themselves with a professional. Make sure you or your loved one is taking care of themselves/yourself! PMAD's can appear in any stage of the perinatal period and not just for the birthing person but partners as well! Check in with yourself and loved one in such a transitional time!

10/20/2023

Now booking for 2024! I do have one November 2023 spot left if you or someone you know is looking for doula support services! December will be a rest month to finish out the year! January 2024 will also be a rest month!

I'm currently accepting doula clients due beginning February 2024! There is one (1) February spot remaining, secure it today for guaranteed support services!!

Check out our website or send an email to learn more about services, packages, and saving opportunities!

Happy Friday!
#2023 #2024

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