by thebirthcenter | Nov 1, 2020 | Birth Stories, Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum, and Motherhood
by Courtney Seiders My plan my whole pregnancy was to have my son at The Birth Center. My wife and I fell in love on our initial tour and so it was really set in my mind that I was going to deliver my baby there. I also set it in my mind that I would give birth...
by thebirthcenter | Nov 1, 2020 | Complimentary Practitioners, Women's Health and Wellness
by Anna Marie Trotman Growing up I got a Chatty Kathy doll for Christmas. I was almost in my teens and didn’t particularly like the fact that I got a doll, so I gave her to my younger sister. When you pulled a string the doll talked, and my younger sister loved...
by thebirthcenter | Oct 2, 2020 | Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum, and Motherhood
by Shannon Keegan It wasn’t until I experienced a loss that I understood that sometimes the seemingly innocent phrases we say and things we do to try and bring comfort to someone, is really us minimizing an event that, to the person going through it, is cataclysmic. I...
by thebirthcenter | Sep 20, 2020 | Complimentary Practitioners, Women's Health and Wellness
by Anna Marie Trotman, Nutrition Consultant Are you confused about sugar? Sugar has gotten a bad rap and well it should. The average consumption of sugar in the US is 154 pounds per person per year. To break that down, you would have to consume 6 cups of...
by thebirthcenter | Aug 31, 2020 | Complimentary Practitioners, Women's Health and Wellness
By Anna Marie Trotman, Nutrition Consultant Even though summer is sadly coming to end, we still have a couple of months left to enjoy locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables. Especially plentiful right now are those yummy root vegetables, but if you are like me you...
