Chels by the Sea

09/05/2021

Dads and Doulas team so you can enjoy the birth of your little one. ☺👌

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09/04/2021

09/03/2021

For you! ❤️

09/01/2021

New mothers need you, too. Don't forget that!

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08/31/2021

Many of the reasons against homebirth you’ll hear will be based on misinformation. At the end of the day, birth is a very personal event – a rite of passage – and only you can decide where you want to give birth.

Share some misconceptions you've heard about having homebirth. Comment below!

08/29/2021

Follow us for more information about childbirth, guide, postpartum, support, and more. ❤

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08/27/2021

Reduce your pain and stress during delivery with these tips. 👌

13 Tips to Help You Prepare for Childbirth and Labor:
1. Join a Class
2. Find Strength and Focus
3. Nix Negativity
4. Be Prepared
5. Seek Support
6. Have Tricks Up Your Sleeve
7. Get Up
8. Set the Scene
9. Relax
10. Be a Water Baby
11. Try Massage
12. Stay True to Yourself
13. Share Your Fears

We offer CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION, send us a message now! 🥰

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08/26/2021

Let's celebrate and empower women everywhere. 🌹🎉

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08/25/2021

Congratulations, woo hoo – you're pregnant! 🎉

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Did you know the average 1st time mom typically gives birth at 41 weeks and 2 or 3 days?

Your baby is considered full-term at 39-41 weeks and late-term at 41-42 weeks. Your baby is considered post-term at 42 weeks.

So much for being pregnant for 9 months!

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08/24/2021

Intrusive thoughts are quite common for new and expecting parents. Even though this can be a very distressing and confusing experience, treatment is available!

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Please reach out to your trusted doctor/psychiatrist.

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08/22/2021

Postpartum Doulas understand the need for the mother’s care to be well-rounded; both her physical and emotional needs must be met. They give emotional support, as confidant, a space holder, a friend. 😊

08/21/2021

Calling all nursing moms!

This cart is all about making life a little more convenient for you. So think about what you’re going to want at your fingertips the most. We really love this idea!

What are some items that you found ESSENTIAL to have nearby when you brought your newborn home? Let us know in the comments below!