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The Birth Circle’s January Meeting
Come hear Lexy, a childbirth educator, speak on what our culture loves to fuel: the fear of childbirth. She will be talking about the “baggage” we can unknowingly carry into… Read More
The Birth Circle Monthly Meeting: Physiological Birth
This month we will hear from local midwife Erica Andrews, CPM, all about physiological birth! As always, we will open with an opportunity to share birth stories! If you have… Read More
Prepared Parents Workshop
Do you want to get ready to be a parent and earn baby stuff at the same time? Meet other parents and hear their stories? The come hang out with… Read More
Prepared Parents Workshop
Do you want to get ready to be a parent and earn baby stuff at the same time? Meet other parents and hear their stories? The come hang out with… Read More
Prepared Parents Workshop
Do you want to get ready to be a parent and earn baby stuff at the same time? Meet other parents and hear their stories? The come hang out with… Read More
Prepared Parents Workshop
Do you want to get ready to be a parent and earn baby stuff at the same time? Meet other parents and hear their stories? The come hang out with… Read More
The Birth Circle Online Monthly Meeting
Get ready to meet several of our area’s newly certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians as they share with us about car seat safety basics and how you can be sure… Read More
The Birth Circle Online Monthly Meeting
Once again, no presenter this month because the whole meeting will be focused on sharing our postpartum stories together. Regardless of how long ago your birth was, your story is… Read More
Prepared Parents Workshop, by The Birth Circle
Do you want to get ready to be a parent and earn baby stuff at the same time? Meet other moms and hear their stories? The come hang out with… Read More
Scientific Duo Gets Back To Basics To Make Childbirth Safer
By: Alison Kodjak | NPR
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Remarkably little is known about the fundamentals of how a woman carries a baby inside her. Two Columbia University researchers aim to change that, to reduce the number of kids born too soon.