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11/17/2025

✨ SOMN Presents: November 17th–21st Events! ✨

Join The Shades of Motherhood Network (SOMN) for a powerful week of learning, community, and support! From doula cohort lessons and childbirth education to early childhood classes and our BIG Day of Giving

💜SOMN is here to uplift, educate, and empower families. 💜

09/29/2025

The Power of Doulas in Maternal Health
👶🏾💜 Doulas play a crucial role in maternal health, especially for Black and Brown mothers. is committed to supporting birth workers through mentorship, education, and business development.
Jacquelyn Clemmons, a seasoned doula and mentor, shares how empowering doulas leads to better care for mothers and babies. 🌿✨
📢 Let's uplift and advocate for doulas! Tag a birth worker who inspires you. 💬💜

09/17/2025

Did you know? BIPOC and LGBTQ+ birthing people face higher rates of birth trauma and medical neglect.

🚨 Black women are 3x more likely to die during childbirth due to systemic disparities in healthcare.
🚨 LGBTQ+ parents often experience discrimination when navigating pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care.

💡 This is why having a doula matters. At Quinna Blair's Doula for All, we advocate for you, educate you on your rights, and ensure you feel safe and empowered every step of the way.

🌿 Our approach is simple:
✅ Centering your voice, needs, and choices
✅ Providing calm, hands-on, and educational birth support
✅ Ensuring you feel respected and heard

You deserve a birth experience that honors your identity and choices. Let’s change the narrative, one birth at a time.

09/01/2025

Leadership in Birth Work
🚀 Want to make an impact in birth work? Leadership requires intentionality, structure, and continuous learning.
🌱 Jacquelyn Clemmons reminds us: “Take your role seriously and be professional.” By treating birth work with respect and structure, doulas can elevate the industry and ensure long-term sustainability.
💡 What’s one leadership lesson you’ve learned in your field? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️

08/27/2025

The Joy of Mentorship in Birth Work
✨ The magic of mentorship! ✨
For Jacquelyn Clemmons, the most rewarding part of her work is seeing doulas grow personally and professionally. At the January Doula Identity Conference, deep, vulnerable conversations led to powerful healing and self-discovery. 💜💡
👶🏽 Just as doulas hold space for birthing mothers, they need spaces to be seen and supported too.
💬 If you’ve ever been inspired by a mentor, drop a ❤️ in the comments!

08/20/2025

One of the most important things to remember about birth is:

✨ YOU ARE IN CONTROL.

At Doula for All, we believe that birthing people deserve:
✅ Informed consent for every procedure
✅ Freedom to birth in a way that feels right for them
✅ A care team that listens and respects their wishes

💡 Your birth experience should reflect your choices, not the hospital’s routine. That’s why we empower you with knowledge, advocacy, and hands-on support to help you feel confident every step of the way.

💬 What’s one thing you wish more people knew about birth choices? Let’s talk in the comments!

08/12/2025

Did you know? Women who have a doula by their side are less likely to need interventions, experience shorter labors, and report feeling more in control of their birth experience!

Lili at Belle Femme provides:
💜 Emotional reassurance & advocacy
💜 Continuous hands-on labor support
💜 Personalized prenatal education
💜 Postpartum guidance & recovery care

We don’t just support birth—we support mothers in reclaiming their power and rewriting their birth stories with love, confidence, and strength.

✨ Ready to experience birth differently? We’re here for you.

Contact us to learn more!

08/08/2025

Funding Black Maternal Health Matters
💰 The fight for Black maternal health isn’t just about advocacy—it’s also about financial sustainability. Jess Kimball, Co-Finance Lead at Shades of Motherhood Network, is pushing for unrestricted funding that allows Black-led organizations to serve their communities without bureaucratic barriers.
Let’s support trust-based philanthropy and sustainable funding for birth workers! 👏🏾

08/07/2025

The Power of a Doula’s Support
📢 Black and Brown mothers deserve to be seen, heard, and supported!
Certified doula Athaleyah Jones shares her powerful journey into birth work, inspired by her own experiences as a teen mother. Now, through the Shades of Motherhood Network, she provides essential care for women navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and mental health challenges.

Her journey began with love—supporting her daughter during a peaceful home birth. That experience ignited a passion for creating safe birthing spaces for all women, especially those facing systemic barriers.

🌿 Every mother deserves a safe and supported birthing experience.
💬 Tag a mother or birth worker who inspires you!

07/17/2025

How to Support a Black Mother
🤱🏾 Supporting Black Mothers: More Than Just Presence 🤱🏾
Want to support a new mom? Christina Seldon Jackson shares simple but powerful ways to help:
👂🏾 Listen & validate her experiences
📝 Attend doctor appointments & ask questions
🍽️ Ensure access to nutritious meals
🤝 Connect her with doula services & community resources
Support isn’t just about being there—it’s about being informed & proactive! 💪🏾

07/14/2025

📢 We’re Here for You, Every Step of the Way! 📢

Expecting a baby or adjusting to life with a newborn? You don’t have to do it alone! Yoshunda L. Blunt is here to support you with:
✅ Medicaid & Insurance Navigation
✅ Car Seat Safety & CPR Classes
✅ Housing & Community Resources
✅ Pregnancy & Postpartum Planning
✅ Health & Wellness Classes (including Zumba!)
✅ Home Reset Services – Because a clean home = a clear mind!

Our goal? To help you move from overwhelmed to calm, supported, and empowered.

💬 Comment below or message us to learn how we can help!

07/10/2025

Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health & Motherhood
Too often, Black mothers are told to "be strong," leaving little room for vulnerability or support. But mental health matters! 🧠💜
Warning signs of postpartum mental health struggles:
⚠️ Persistent sadness or hopelessness
⚠️ Difficulty bonding with the baby
⚠️ Increased anger or frustration
⚠️ Social withdrawal
Support is not a weakness—it's a necessity! Let’s break the stigma and ensure our mothers get the care they deserve. 💪🏾💖

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