Doulas are Vital

Black Maternal Health discussion with midwife, Jennie Joseph.

This talk discusses how concepts of ‘normal infant sleep’ differ within and between and between cultures, and across biological, medical, and social domains. Using a bio-anthropological perspective we will explore how and why babies sleep as they do, what happens when baby sleep needs conflict with those of parents, and how we might normalise expectations. We will explore parents’ perspectives and experiences on the relationship between feeding methods and sleep outcomes, and consider the tools and strategies available to help parents who are experiencing difficulties with infant sleep.

And Then She Was Gone

Collaborate with Obstetricians using negotiation skills.

Significance of Childbirth to the Birthing Person and Family