RoseMoon Birth Services LLC

04/19/2026

Now accepting HSA/FSA funds as a form of payment 🤍💜

You can now use your hard-earned, pre-tax dollars toward the support you actually need during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. ✨

Between the crib, stroller, car seat, and everything else somehow ending up in your cart… those baby purchases add up fast. Let’s make sure your money is also going toward you , your recovery, your sleep, and your support system (because you deserve more than just surviving those early weeks).

Don’t let those funds go to waste - invest them into yourself.
Invest them into your family, and personalized, evidence-based doula care that supports your transition into parenthood with confidence.

Reach out to Jessica at Jessica@Richmonddoula.com to learn more and get started today. I look forward to hearing from you. 💫

04/19/2026

She launched her brand ‘Baby Yams’, which makes small, heirloom quilts made by her, in small batches, with indigenous and carefully picked fabrics. They are quite beautiful. Support Baby Yams at:

https://baby-yams.com

04/18/2026

To finish off Black Maternal Health with community, fun, and awareness. 💜 go show your support for Birth In Color & Black Maternal Health Week!

🎡 RVA — WE ARE OUTSIDE TODAY!

The Richmond Color Carnival is happening RIGHT NOW at Chimborazo Playground (29th & E Grace St)!

Free health screenings, local vendors, treats, and real community energy — all in honor of Black Maternal Health Week. This is for us, by us. Come through! 👏🏽

FREE to attend. Just show up. You deserve this. 🤎

📍 Chimborazo Playground, Richmond, VA

Can't make it? Join us in Hampton Roads tomorrow!

04/18/2026

Continuing to fight systemic racism and a system that never considered Black Women to begin with. We gotta do better. Us people of privilege must take action. We have been sitting in the complacency of it for way too long.

Specifically, what have you ACTIVELY done? As a net positive.

Examples: Showed up and gave public comment at a city council meeting. Made a recurring donation to your local food bank. Planting extra seeds/starts to share with your community. Talked to your kids about one important current event in more than just passing.

Not example: deleting a comment instead of arguing with a troll

04/18/2026

Devotion Midwifery offers Midwifery care for all folks regardless of place of birth. The Midwifery Model of care has been proven to
•Reduce inductions
•Reduce cesareans
•Reduce 3rd & 4th Degree tears
•Reduce epidural / anesthesia
•Reduce instrumental borth (vacuum/forceps)

•increase breastfeeding rates
•increase satisfaction in birth experience

And so much more!

However, please remember that a huge part of your outcome is the PLACE and PROVIDER. If your attending provider can’t attend you in hands and knees or has a high cesarean rate… the odds are challenging.

Midwifery model of care for all ✨

04/18/2026

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As comes to a close, we want to honor and thank the remarkable organizations who have made it their mission to advocate for equal maternal care, and we also want to commend the Black NICU mamas in our sisterhood who share their stories so bravely.

We talk a lot about safety in the body when it comes to trauma healing, and we know that for the Black mamas in our sisterhood, safety in the body also relies on establishing safety and trust in the medical system. This safety only comes when hospitals, providers, and lawmakers make anti-racism in maternal health care a top priority.

This sisterhood only flourishes if it is a sisterhood of diversity and one in which all NICU mothers, no matter the color of their skin, feel safe. 💕

04/18/2026

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04/16/2026

Black Maternal Health Week 🤍

As a doula, I see the strength, intuition, and resilience of Black birthing people—but this should not be a space where survival requires extra strength. 🌹
This season of life should be centered around safety, support, and the anticipation of meeting your baby, not fear of being dismissed or unheard.

The reality is, too many Black families are not receiving the care they deserve—and the outcomes reflect that.
This is not something we can normalize or accept.

Birth work is not just about bringing babies into the world. It’s about ensuring that every parent is seen, respected, and makes it home safely. That requires us to acknowledge the bias and systemic failures that continue to exist, and to actively be part of changing them. 💫

I stand in solidarity with Black women—your voices matter, your concerns are valid, and you deserve to be heard, protected, and fully supported.💜

This work doesn’t end with awareness. It requires continued action, accountability, and commitment—because every family deserves not just to survive, but to feel safe, valued, and able to thrive.

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(Jessica Argenzio CD/CPD(DONA, GSC, CBE) is a birth and postpartum doula in Richmond, Virginia. She currently serves Richmond, Henrico, Hanover, & Chesterfield. Jessica is accepting a very selective number of clients for fall/winter due dates. Reach out to schedule a complimentary consultation, today.

04/16/2026

Surprise! A little last-minute pop-up this weekend ✨
I’ll be at Whole Heart Space in Henrico, VA from 12:30–2pm, chatting all things birth doula support + postpartum sleep with new and expecting families 🤍
If you come by and connect with me at the care fair, you’ll receive 15% off any doula support package booked after our conversation 💫

Come ask questions, learn more about support options, and see if we’re a good fit—I’d love to meet you 🤍

✨ Limited availability for fall/winter due dates ✨

🤑 Enter to win a $20 WHS credit just by showing up!

🎟 Raffles, free gifts + exclusive discounts from vendors

🦄 Perinatal Clinicians Fair
🗓 Sat, 4/18 ⏱ 12:30 - 2

RSVP for reminders → Visit IG Bio 📲

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The purpose of these Care Fairs is to create a space where you can chat IRL, meet different types of people & see you who click with, and ask all your questions before making any decisions. Plus they're totally FREE to join -- we just want to create a space to connect you to all the perinatal pros RVA has to offer.

04/15/2026

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04/15/2026

April 11th-17th is Black Maternal Health Week, and Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio is proud to follow the lead of the Black Mamas Matter Alliance in bringing awareness to maternal health, rights, and justice for Black mamas. 🚼✨

Black women have always been the guide and bridge for families, communities, movements, and waves of change. As we celebrate their power and resilience, we must also call attention to the impact of racism and discrimination harm on Black maternal health. Implicit bias from health care providers, unsupportive work policies (like a lack of parental leave), and underlying chronic conditions all contribute to disparities in health outcomes. In fact, Black women in Ohio are 3 times more likely to experience a pregnancy-related death than white women.

Maternal health doesn’t just end when a pregnancy is over. Black mamas deserve to be seen, embraced, and supported at all stages of their reproductive lives. 💖

Learn more about Black Maternal Health Week by following ! 🫶

04/14/2026

Join us on April 17th at the State of The Union to listen, support, and help mobilize, advocate for Black Women, and Women of Color to finish Black Maternal Health Week off strong!

If you do not have the availability to join us, please consider a monetary donation to help fight the good fight!

Join Virginia's largest Black Maternal Health Week summit addressing maternal health disparities, reproductive justice, and healthcare equity. April 11-17, 2025 in Richmond, VA.