Changing Shapes in Albury, New South Wales, Australia | Educational consultant

Changing Shapes

Locality: Albury, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 424 410 346

Address: Wood st 2640 Albury, NSW, Australia

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20.01.2022 Well spring has sprung (apparently) and Fathers day has come and gone but it did bring up thoughts about Fatherhood that the shopping experience doesnt cover. Most of us have our own experience as our frame of reference when it comes to "Fatherhood" but we spend a lot of time talking about preparation for Motherhood but what about the other Parent in your team..have they had a thought about what kind of parent they would like to be or not be in some cases? Why not have that conversation you may be surprised at how long it goes on for ...like the rest of your lives

19.01.2022 Love this and love anything Sara Wickham.

19.01.2022 This morning I am counting Blessings as I look at services available...my concerns and needs are not of a new Mom but of a daughter with an ageing parent and my own children entering adulthood. It makes you aware of how important it is to be supported through these different stages of life by other parents /family/and professionals. We try to showcase some of these services in our area so that you have choices and access to support systems. So please look around, keep your ears open and use social media positively to share info. Use the services available..be educated , be healthy and meet other new Mums..they will be your new support group!

18.01.2022 "Every aspect of every birth involves vulnerability."

16.01.2022 Articulated perfectly! A lot gets said about the ‘birth wars’ and this is not about shaming one woman’s experience to another. It is about letting women share t...heir stories, whatever story that may be and not placing any judgement. Repost @motherdownunder Thank you for putting this so perfectly @doctorerinbowe. Motherhood is about connecting...not competing! "Scrolling through one of the birth trauma groups I follow, I recently felt quite reactive. There was a story about a woman who birthed a 5.7kg baby. It was mentioned that it was a natural birth and the mama didn’t use pain relief To me, this is a woo hoo moment. My interpretation is one of awe and ecstatic satisfaction. I actually radiate joy upon hearing these stories. I resonate with how this feels at a cellular level, as my body knows how it felt for me to birth a 5kg baby. Yet others were reactive in the opposite way. I watched as women declared this news of a drug free birth made them feel bad. That natural is heralded as strong where intervention in birth implies weak. Someone even said that whether the mum used pain relief or not is irrelevant. The issue is not the issue. It’s your interpretation of the issue. We still have a massive cultural problem with Tall Poppy Syndrome. I pushed out a 5kg baby without drugs and I will celebrate it! It’s about celebrating me, my baby and my body. It’s never, ever, ever about shitting all over your birth experience or saying you are weak because you used pain relief or intervention. When I celebrate breastfeeding, it’s not about shaming formula use. When I tell you I’m pregnant and you’ve been trying for years, it’s not about making you feel bad. When I see news that you’re pregnant the day after I miscarry, that’s not about making me feel bad. Birthing a gigantic baby without drugs IS SO RELEVANT! Women’s bodies are amazing and worth celebrating. Do I go on about my 5kg baby a lot? Hell yes! I’m damn proud of us. The emotions, the reactions, the interpretations are not bad or wrong. Just human. The pain will still be there in spite of the celebration. The desire to squash others’ joy because it’s triggering or insensitive will not prevent pain See more

15.01.2022 Just a thought today about the "impact" of becoming a Mother. I'm in recovery mode after some night duty..we talk with dread about Night duty after all it's not natural but there is something about a quieter unit...less people makes for for a lot less noise! I love that..and that I can drink coffee after dinner! Also had a chance to catch up with some of our lovely new mom's and have a chat about their experiences. One mom last night was trying to express how she felt about h...er new daughter who had come early and was in the SCN she was saying how it was "a moment in time" "a line in the sand" experience. I think anyone who has become a parent feels like that. The person you were prior to becoming a parent seems almost one dimensional in comparison to the person you are after. Another Mother having her second baby was talking about being in theatre for her C/section and how she hated it but having the advantage of having had one before she knew what was to come and could concentrate on knowing she was going to be so in love with her little person and it gave her strength and perspective. So many different journeys, each person bringing their life experiences coming together in one place to become parents....if we could only tap all that Joy to show our "to be" parents but we can't but what can do is help share these stories with you antenatally so you feel empowered as you go into your birth journey and experience your "line in the sand" moment with no regrets. See more

10.01.2022 How thrilled I am to be one of these 100 Educators world wide. Having just returned from our calmbirth annual conference I can guarantee that you are receiving ...the most evidenced based, up to date information to take you on your birth journey. Keep reading below to find out more about what we can offer you. www.birthandbabes.com.au Kerri-ann Baxter 0419417031 See more

05.01.2022 Get to know WHO your baby is, to know HOW your baby is. #LetsTalkAwareness

04.01.2022 For anyone who has ever been told that their baby has a big head (before it's even born)!!!! A baby’s head is NOT a fixed object and neither is your pelvis.

01.01.2022 ‘Brand new baby! The way her head is shaped is called molding and is totally normal. When a baby is born in a head-first position, pressure on the head in the b...irth canal may mold the head into an oblong shape. Molding usually goes away in the days after birth. During this time, the bony plates should move into a more rounded shape.’ . Words and #Repost @ingefotografie.nl . #ingeberken #birthphotography #birthphotographer #amsterdam #haarlem #netherlands #barensenberken #fetalposition #newborn #geboorte #foetushouding #geboortefotograaf #geboortefotografie See more