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25.01.2022 Diastasis recti (tummy muscle separation) and how yoga can help heal it. https://www.aleciastaines.com.au//healing-diastasis-recti-

25.01.2022 Have you seen the Baby Race episode? It’s a lil bit heartwarming. https://www.facebook.com/OfficialBlueyTV/

25.01.2022 Birth Preparation Workshop Rhianna Weekes Townsville Sunday February 21st

24.01.2022 Here’s to all the midwives past present and future! I had amazing midwifery care during my pregnancies, as I birthed each of my five babies and in the weeks after. My daughters were supported by midwives as they each birthed my five grand babies. They all know the importance of continuity of midwifery care but some have been victims of the postcode lottery that excludes so many women from the gold standard of midwifery care. ... One chose to birth 2 hours from home with My Midwives in Toowoomba to get the pregnancy birth and postnatal care she deserved.

24.01.2022 This week is Birth Trauma Awareness Week. Earlier in the year, in the before times, I spoke at the Australian Breastfeeding Association Health Professional Sem...inar series about the impact of birth trauma on breastfeeding. I thought I'd like to share a few key points from that talk... Vulnerability is a real and necessary part of birth. This increased psycho-emotional sensitivity serves a primal purpose: to connect women and their babies. The experience of threat (physical, psychological and emotional) while in this vulnerable state gives rise to the experience of trauma. There are a spectrum of experiences of trauma responses, at one end of which is PTSD. PTSD is often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed due to overlap with other mental health concerns. One of the main hormones (oxytocin) linked to feelings of safeness and interpersonal affliation (ie connection) also plays a role in breastfeeding. The solution is NOT to prevent women from feeling vulnerable. Instead, we need to create spaces in which it is safe for women to be vulnerable. #psychology #psychologistsofinstagram #birth #trauma #traumainformedcare #birthtrauma #vulnerability #oxytocin #mentalhealth #perinatalmentalhealth #mohterhood #feministpsychology #birthisafeministissue #roarbehindthesilence #breastfeeding #infantfeeding

22.01.2022 https://birthsmalltalk.com//just-try-harder-then-it-will/

22.01.2022 Birthy Types ask your question at the end here.. Where’s the Medicare rebate for home birth?

20.01.2022 Margot and Baby Meg

19.01.2022 Beautifully modelled consent. Maternity caregivers take notes

16.01.2022 If only .. instead of adding another layer of restrictive practices to violate women’s rights

15.01.2022 Are you pregnant and open to the benefits of yoga? Alecia is amazing!

09.01.2022 Able Whole Worthy Woman and Birth... An honour to be a calm and quiet presence. Today I was thanked for what I didn’t do. Best compliment ever.

08.01.2022 Melanie on point as usual

08.01.2022 Optimal cord clamping Hannah Tizard @midwifetiz writes ‘Most guidelines suggest waiting at least 1-3 minutes but the research says >5 minutes or until pulsati...ons cease has the greatest advantages’. There are so many benefits of OCC for baby including - Up to 30% more blood volume Increased blood volume helps to keep baby warm after birth and promotes full perfusion of blood to the brain and lungs. Increased haemoglobin levels improve oxygen and iron transportation around the body. Iron is important for the long term neurodevelopment of baby. Improved fine motor function and social skills later in life. Increased immune promoting stem cells providing lifelong protection to baby. Helps to keep the mother and baby unit together and facilitates neonatal benefits of skin to skin. Below is the link to Hannah’s fact sheet about optimal cord clamping in the 4baby section https://www.all4birth.com/factsheet-default/ Is optimal cord clamping in your birth preferences? Midwives do you collect cord bloods and gases on an intact cord? #optimalcordclamping #optimalcordaction #physiologicalbirth #physiology #placenta #bloodtobaby #birth #midwifery #birthpreferences by @monetnicolebirths

06.01.2022 One of my fave moves!

06.01.2022 Alecia &Hypnobirthing = Amazing

04.01.2022 Pregnancy yoga

04.01.2022 Exploring Private Midwifery Care in NQ