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Feeling this today. Repost @we.are.mamakind. Keep those heads up, mamas.

I know the abortion debate is polarizing & that we all feel righteous in our camps, but one thing that I think we can all agree on is that using a woman’s body as a political pawn for political gain is wrong. It’s more than wrong, it’s unjust, it’s dehumanizing and degrading. The systemic devaluation of the female body is evident in this legislation, in hospital policies, in the work place. Tell your daughters their worth. Tell yourself. (Poem by @nayyirah.waheed)

To all the mamas. Repost from @birthofamama ✊🏼

Special thanks to the May Childbirth Ed cohort for spending the weekend with me ❤️ (& to @1504.co & @plusbob for the use of the office) stay tuned for the August group class dates.

Happy International Day of the Midwife to some of my favorite midwives and student midwives. @birminghamhomemidwife @forbirthgivers @lauraareeder @hamiyarbs and all you other birth workers practicing the midwifery model of care. Thank you 🙏 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Who relates to this? 🙋‍♀️ Do YOU have someone to talk honestly to? I’ve been reading through The Fourth Trimester by @magamamas & was struck by this: ‘You , as a mother, need a multiplicity of mother figures—todas las madre—-as does your child. Clarissa Pinkola Estes, author of Women Who Run with the Wolves, said to her own daughter: ‘You are born with one mother, but if you are lucky you will have more than one. And among them all, you will find most of what you need.’ Tag the mommas you can’t live without. Everyday should be Mother’s Day. ❤️Repost from @thebluedotprj. Follow their work.

*LISTEN UP* this week is Maternal Mental Health Week, probably one of the most overlooked, but important topics facing moms & families. Mommas, you are not alone. Friends, reach out to your postpartum friends and TELL THEM THEY ARENT ALONE. Repost(s) from @rebirthequity. Also, BIRMINGHAM FOLKS: we now have a postpartum safe space gathering. 🙏🙏 scroll to the end for details. ➡️➡️➡️

Repost from @itsnotbychance: It’s #blackmaternalhealthweek and time to continue to bring awareness to the fact that black mothers are dying from preventable causes after childbirth. You shouldn’t have to lose your life, but that is disproportionately the reality for some black mothers in this country. Image by @bloom.life. Data by CDC. You guys. THIS IS NOT OK. The system is broken for all mothers, but for especially mothers of color. Let’s demand better. Let’s be better. #supportblackmothers #supportblackdoulas #supportblackmidwives

Our next childbirth & postpartum series is coming up the first weekend in May. All you summer due dates come join us for a comprehensive but low key time of discussion of all things birth and new (or new again)parenthood. Details on the website. (Art by @annakouecses ‘Sheela Ana Gig’)

Happy World Doula Week to all my fellow birth workers ❤️❤️❤️. Giving myself the gift of being off call. See ya in a few weeks. ✌🏼(📸 @perryannphotography)

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