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This Doula’s Work

This Doula’s Work

By BirthNet

Education on the role of doulas and other birth-workers as a means to empower birthing families to make informed decisions about their birth experience.
We will have candid discussions with experts in the field, sharing their knowledge and experience as it pertains to working as birth professionals. The ultimate goal is to inspire people to seek this type of support early on in their pregnancy and know they can have the best birth experience possible.
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Black Breastfeeding Week 2023: Let’s talk about lactation consultants what is a IBCLC and CLC ?

This Doula’s Work Aug 19, 2023
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Black Breastfeeding Week 2023: Let’s talk about lactation consultants what is a IBCLC and CLC ?

Black Breastfeeding Week 2023: Let’s talk about lactation consultants what is a IBCLC and CLC ?

Having black lactation consultants is important because representation matters. Breastfeeding and lactation are unique experiences that can be deeply personal and cultural. Having a diverse range of lactation consultants, including black lactation consultants, allows for a more inclusive and understanding approach to supporting families from different backgrounds. It helps ensure that families receive culturally sensitive guidance and support that is tailored to their specific needs. Additionally, seeing someone who looks like you or shares your cultural background can provide a sense of comfort and validation, which can be important during such a vulnerable and transformative time as early parenthood.
Aug 19, 202344:03
Breastfeeding Support and Maternity Benefits with CDPHP

Breastfeeding Support and Maternity Benefits with CDPHP

August is National Breastfeeding Month. Often times understanding maternity and breastfeeding benefits can be a daunting task. Join local health plan CDPHP as we discuss how their maternity benefits are made with community in mind.
Aug 04, 202319:33
What is a Doula and how Representation Matters in Birthwork

What is a Doula and how Representation Matters in Birthwork

Having representation in birthwork means that individuals from diverse backgrounds, including different racial, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds, are able to find a birthworker who reflects their experiences and values. This can create a sense of safety and trust for those seeking birthwork services.

Additionally, having a diverse pool of birthworkers means that different perspectives, knowledge, and techniques are brought to the table, ultimately leading to better care for clients. Representation also helps to break down stereotypes and assumptions about birthwork and who can provide it, which can lead to greater access to care for marginalized communities.

Ultimately, representation in birthwork helps to ensure that everyone has access to high-quality, culturally sensitive care during what is often a vulnerable and transformative time in their lives.
Jun 21, 202328:06
Teenage Pregnancy and how Doula Support is Essential

Teenage Pregnancy and how Doula Support is Essential

A candid discussion on teenage pregnancy and how doula support can reduce barriers in accessing prenatal care and support.
Jun 18, 202333:22