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I’m transitioning back into working with clients again after maternity leave. I feel so inspired by how the transformation I’ve been...

Developing emotional fluency for you, and your baby. During pregnancy I often felt like an exposed nerve. Everything was heightened and...

I’ve heard so many parents say things like “once I figured out my baby’s pattern, then it changed." I feel curious about this statement...

Her first tooth. Anaiya’s first tooth just broke through to the surface. She’s been gnawing on her hands, my fingers, others fingers,...

A mother’s love is like no other No one could even begin to explain Until crossing the threshold of birthing my child into the world. The...

There are some ways in which doing this journey of mamahood solo feels much easier. I don’t have to negotiate my parenting style and...

Anaiya fell asleep on my belly and chest last night. I drifted into sleep with her as I felt her system drop into deep rest. This was how...

Because we do our best as mamas. While hiking I bumped into a friend who poked at me for being on my phone in nature. Baby is asleep in...

A poem. You came in with power Earlier than expected In your perfect divine timing You’ve been exploring this new body With fervor and...

Witnessing the natural unfolding. My friend called this the 5th trimester the other day. I love this perspective. I’m still very much in...

My baby and I are in a dance. I’m not actually the lead, she is. She offers me a cue, and I respond to what she needs. We move seamlessly...

My baby falls asleep I lay her down on her belly And a moment of panic kicks in How long do I have? Is this a cat nap? Or a longer...

Transitioning into more autonomy. Throughout this fourth trimester, Anaiya’s first three months in this world, we’ve mostly been skin to...

A poem. Storms roll in. The clouds fullness blocking the light of the sun. Behind these grey obstructions in the sky The sun waits,...

Happy Independence Day! I’ve traded in one kind of freedom and independence, for the liberty to get to love someone so completely. My...

In the U.S. it’s common to breast feed only until six months, and stay in diapers until three yrs old. In more indigenous cultures it’s...