Bringing Baby Home
Pregnancy Guide: Bringing Baby Home Sweet Home This Pregnancy Guide gives suggestions for ways to make your arrival and first month at home with new baby extra sweet. You don’t need to do any of
Pregnancy Guide: Bringing Baby Home Sweet Home This Pregnancy Guide gives suggestions for ways to make your arrival and first month at home with new baby extra sweet. You don’t need to do any of
Pregnancy Guide: Tips for Labor and Delivery The tips for labor and delivery offered in this Pregnancy Guide by no means substitute for a Birthing Class. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but
Pregnancy Guide: Los Angeles Midwives In this Pregnancy Guide, members of the Ma Yoga community share midwives they’ve worked with and loved. Curious about what giving birth at home would be like? You don’t have
Los Angeles Doulas You don’t need a doula. If you have someone (your partner, your mother, a home-birth midwife) around whom you feel supported, loved, cared for, and you feel empowered to be your absolutely
Create Your Birth Plan and Set Your Birth Intention Below is a sample Birth Plan. It’s useful when we want to be clear about our preferences. Once you’re in labor, conversations are a bit… well,
Pregnancy Guide: How to Deal with Pregnancy Nausea Pregnancy Nausea is funny. Sort of. OK not really. But it makes us want to eat – even though over-eating (or eating heavy, processed foods, esp. when
Pregnancy Guide: Tea for Pregnancy This Pregnancy Guide is about tea. I like to keep tea simple. We don’t have to get all British about it (no disrespect meant – I do love an occasional
What makes a successful birth? For me, #1 is that mama and baby are healthy and fine. #2, is that no matter what happened, mama felt that she was respected; that she participated fully in
This Pregnancy Guide is for you and your partner to become a strong, loving, and energetically connected team. Some of these questions might seem obvious, but you might be surprised at how NOT obvious they
To truly practice the yoga principle of Satya, or truthfulness, we need to get clear on what is OUR truth, and what is someone ELSE’s truth. I grew up hearing “getting that epidural was one
I’m not one for giving advice, but if you’re pregnant and reading this, here’s something I hope will be useful; make plans, but don’t make plans. I know, that sounds ridiculous, but babies will do
Mine was scheduled due to my darling daughter being ‘complete breech’ since 28 weeks. Did EVERYTHING to turn her and even found a doctor/midwife team in North County San Diego who would deliver vaginally at the last minute….
These massage therapists specialize in prenatal and have been used and recommended by someone in the kula…
I see and recommend a maternal/reproductive psychiatrist, Dr. Emily Dossett. She focuses on women’s health and is very up on the latest research regarding all things psychiatric as it pertains to pregnancy/post-partum, etc. She doesn’t
We wanted to share the exciting news that our baby girl, Zoe Patricia Wagner, arrived safely last Thursday 08/09!! What a life altering and affirming experience. My husband, Chris, and I are in heaven –
I should probably start by saying that I had a very uncomplicated pregnancy. Every step of the way, baby and I checked out healthy and…
It’s hard to believe that Adele is already four days old. I can’t figure out if time has gone by really fast, or really slow. She is absolutely the most beautiful baby girl I’ve ever
Best Books – Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler; The Fertile Female by Julia Indichova; Making Babies by Sami David.
As the last few months of pregnancy close in, most expecting moms scramble to prepare for the arrival of a new baby. It can feel overwhelming to try to think of everything that needs to
Chinese medicine is wonderful for getting all the different parts of the body to be moving together in the healthiest, most effective way.
Pregnancy Guide: Bringing Baby Home Sweet Home This Pregnancy Guide gives suggestions for ways to make your arrival and first month at home with new baby extra sweet. You don’t need to do any of
Pregnancy Guide: Tips for Labor and Delivery The tips for labor and delivery offered in this Pregnancy Guide by no means substitute for a Birthing Class. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but
Pregnancy Guide: Los Angeles Midwives In this Pregnancy Guide, members of the Ma Yoga community share midwives they’ve worked with and loved. Curious about what giving birth at home would be like? You don’t have
Los Angeles Doulas You don’t need a doula. If you have someone (your partner, your mother, a home-birth midwife) around whom you feel supported, loved, cared for, and you feel empowered to be your absolutely
Create Your Birth Plan and Set Your Birth Intention Below is a sample Birth Plan. It’s useful when we want to be clear about our preferences. Once you’re in labor, conversations are a bit… well,
Pregnancy Guide: How to Deal with Pregnancy Nausea Pregnancy Nausea is funny. Sort of. OK not really. But it makes us want to eat – even though over-eating (or eating heavy, processed foods, esp. when
Pregnancy Guide: Tea for Pregnancy This Pregnancy Guide is about tea. I like to keep tea simple. We don’t have to get all British about it (no disrespect meant – I do love an occasional
What makes a successful birth? For me, #1 is that mama and baby are healthy and fine. #2, is that no matter what happened, mama felt that she was respected; that she participated fully in
This Pregnancy Guide is for you and your partner to become a strong, loving, and energetically connected team. Some of these questions might seem obvious, but you might be surprised at how NOT obvious they
To truly practice the yoga principle of Satya, or truthfulness, we need to get clear on what is OUR truth, and what is someone ELSE’s truth. I grew up hearing “getting that epidural was one
I’m not one for giving advice, but if you’re pregnant and reading this, here’s something I hope will be useful; make plans, but don’t make plans. I know, that sounds ridiculous, but babies will do
Mine was scheduled due to my darling daughter being ‘complete breech’ since 28 weeks. Did EVERYTHING to turn her and even found a doctor/midwife team in North County San Diego who would deliver vaginally at the last minute….
These massage therapists specialize in prenatal and have been used and recommended by someone in the kula…
I see and recommend a maternal/reproductive psychiatrist, Dr. Emily Dossett. She focuses on women’s health and is very up on the latest research regarding all things psychiatric as it pertains to pregnancy/post-partum, etc. She doesn’t
We wanted to share the exciting news that our baby girl, Zoe Patricia Wagner, arrived safely last Thursday 08/09!! What a life altering and affirming experience. My husband, Chris, and I are in heaven –
I should probably start by saying that I had a very uncomplicated pregnancy. Every step of the way, baby and I checked out healthy and…
It’s hard to believe that Adele is already four days old. I can’t figure out if time has gone by really fast, or really slow. She is absolutely the most beautiful baby girl I’ve ever
Best Books – Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler; The Fertile Female by Julia Indichova; Making Babies by Sami David.
As the last few months of pregnancy close in, most expecting moms scramble to prepare for the arrival of a new baby. It can feel overwhelming to try to think of everything that needs to
Chinese medicine is wonderful for getting all the different parts of the body to be moving together in the healthiest, most effective way.
Discover the do’s and don’ts, how to safely adjust regular poses and the amazing benefits of prenatal yoga.
