Home Birth Midwife Near Georgia

 POSTPARTUM HERBAL TEA  I don't recall ever not frequently consuming certain types of tea. On chilly winter mornings when I was a child, my grandmother would prepare us steaming cups of black tea with a spoonful of sugar so hot that we couldn't feel our tongues until midday. In the sweltering Oklahoma summers, we would drink gallons of syrupy, sweet sun tea. Suppose you were ill? Whewwww… She made a mean "Hot Toddy" recipe that would make you forget your name, age, AND address for a good long while, so you better keep it from her. These teas were undoubtedly "therapeutic," though I had never thought of them as such. I was introduced to medicinal herbal teas, green teas, oolong teas, rooibos, CHAI!, and the other many alternatives in the great world of tea as I grew older and traveled more. I discovered that drinking tea has been a tradition for countless eons and that, with patience and commitment, teas may feed and cure you. Now that I am married to an Engl...

  HOME BIRTH WITH JULIET WAS THE MOST UNBELIEVABLE, AWE-INSPIRING MOMENT OF MY LIFE IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WAY YOU CAN IMAGINE. Every one of my previous births has been less than ideal. Not as traumatic as many people I know but they filled me with sadness, fear, and a general sense of feeling I had missed out on something really magical. I have never had a real support system afterward, always ended up with moderate to severe pp. My previous birth I had it so bad it turned into psychosis. So when we found out about Juliet I was filled with all sorts of emotions. I struggled with the idea of going through all of that again, even though she was planned. It was like a flip of a switch happened in my head when we found out and I felt a heavy sense of dread for most of the pregnancy. We had also planned on starting to try conceiving her after we were established in Portland around my daughter Luna's birthday. She came 6 months early. WE HAD JUST MOVED INTO A NEW CITY, NO FAMILY, NO FRI...

  Searching Home Birth Midwife Near Me ??? A Peachy Birth A Peachy Birth ’s mission is to allow women and their families to have safe home births, natural birth, and water birth the way God designed them. At A Peachy Birth, you can rest assured that everything will be taken care of. Sarahlynn Baxter approaches birth with the philosophy that the woman's body is able to birth naturally and unhindered. Sarahlynn is able to share years of expertise with women so that they can bring the little ones into the world safely and through God’s Protection. Underneath are some blogs that might help every pregnant mama out here, 10 ways to prepare for natural home birth I have had 5 vaginal births. My first birth was a hospital birth, but I did have an epidural. I didn't like the fact that despite all of my preparedness, I didn't know that I was going to have to be face to face with the reality that I was going to be at the mercy of the epidural. Water Birth Water Birth It was there, I ...