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Monday 6pm - 10pm Thursday 6pm - 10pm

Sweet Pea Birth Classes, 6440 S. Wasatch Boulevard, Suite 140, Holladay, Salt Lake City, UT (2026)

I am Adrianna Costello-Martin, and I have been a certified Bradley® teacher since October 1996. I have four Bradley® babies of my own: Caleb, born Feb. 1994 in a hospital with an OB, and Anna Claudia, born Dec. 1995 in the same hospital with the same OB. I gave birth to my third child, Leo, in May 2005, at home with two fabulous midwives in attendance. My fourth baby, Phoebe, was born at home in August 2009. She was birthed in the water, into my own hands (with midwives standing by)--an amazing experience! I have a degree from the University of Utah in Behavioral Science and Health, with a minor in Anthropology. I will be starting nursing school in Spring 2017, and from there will pursue my Certified Nurse Midwife Master’s degree. I was a Certified Birth Attendant (midwife's assistant/apprentice) at The Birth Center from 2008-2016, where I assisted midwives at birth center and home births, performed clinical duties and provided labor support. Certified Birth Attendant (Midwife's Assistant)
BLS (CPR) & NRP Certified
Certified BLS Instructor
Certified Phlebotomist
I am honored as a Bradley® birth educator to be a small part of such an amazing event in your life; to be able to participate as you discover the incredible power inherent in birth and in yourself as a birth-giver is such a privilege! I hope to be a mentor and guide to you and your partner; to remind you that birth is a healthy, normal part of a woman's life cycle; a profound rite of passage for women & their partners. Pregnancy is not a condition or disability that needs curing. Women deliver babies, not doctors or midwives. Pain can be an inevitable part of childbirth, but pain does not need to equal suffering. I want you to leave my class prepared for whatever comes your way; ready for a powerful, intense, amazing birth experience.

03/12/2022

So true. Western culture needs to catch up with the science!

Infant sleep is widely misunderstood in Western society.

10/13/2020

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! 🙏🏼

As Carriage House Birth shared, today is , a holiday that "aims to celebrate and honor the past, present, and futures of Native peoples throughout the United States and acknowledges the legacy of colonialism, which has devastated Indigenous communities historically and continues to negatively impact them today. More importantly, however, Indigenous Peoples’ Day moves beyond the narrative of oppression and honors the histories, cultures, contributions, and resilience of contemporary Native peoples." (From lastrealindians.com⁠)
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Below are persons and organizations to support, follow, listen to, and learn from:⁠
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K.Coyote SR - instagram.com/coyotewomann
Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women
American Indian College Fund
IllumiNative
Center for Native American Youth
Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian
Urban Indian Health Institute
SW Indigenous Initiative - instagram.com/swindigenousinitiative
We R Native
Survival International
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center
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National Congress of American Indians - http://www.ncai.org/about-tribes⁠
Indigenous Environmental Network - https://www.ienearth.org/⁠
Native American Rights Fund - https://www.narf.org/⁠
International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA) - https://www.iwgia.org/⁠
Indian Law Resource Center - https://indianlaw.org/⁠
Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong (Chapter 2: The True Importance of Christopher Columbus) by James W. Loewen
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📷 By: Jade Beall Photography of instagram.com/tebej_ and her baby Beyán

07/20/2020

I am so excited to unveil a project baby that is 5+ years in the making.... the Indigenous Childbirth Educator; Training, Mentorship, and Certification Program!

The vision of this program, from the beginning, is to lift up our aunties and helpers, to build capacity from within, as we collaboratively gather skills in service of pregnant & parenting families.

Instructors include a team of Indigenous midwives and birthkeepers, maternal-child health workers, experts in social issues throughout Indian country, traditional healers and community families.

We are committed to crafting an opportunity that is free of the typical barriers and burdens that all too often distract and discourage. This program is offered at no cost to participants and no prior experience is required. We believe in YOU!

This is a hybrid program;
-All sessions held virtually from September 2020-May 2021
-One on-site gathering to be held in King County, WA (May 2021)
-Followed by continued in-community mentorship

Limited space available, WA State applicants will be prioritized.
Application deadline is August 15th, 2020. Follow the link below and apply today! https://forms.gle/9shrJJc25FZFHh5Q8

More info and contact form at Indigenous-Midwifery.org

07/19/2020

Imagine if we called wedding plans “wedding preferences.”

06/22/2020

Address

6440 S. Wasatch Boulevard, Suite 140, Holladay
Salt Lake City, UT
84121

Opening Hours

Monday	6pm - 10pm
Thursday	6pm - 10pm

Telephone

+18012319379

Website

http://www.sweetpeabirthclasses.com/

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