Stories from the Journey to Mamahood
I encourage my mama-to-be clients to surround themselves with birth stories aligned with the birth experience they’d like to have. Driven by the desire to more fully support the transition to mamahood, I am gathering stories of women’s experiences becoming a mama and sharing the gems here.
From Scared to “I Did That!” - During her first birth, a mama finds the safety and trust to overcome her fear and discover her body’s natural capability. Looking back, she is empowered!
Community - A mama shares the influence of community support during her pregnancy.
The “I’m Pregnant” Call - A funny story about that special call.
Big Brother at His Sister’s Birth - A second-time mama expresses how she communicated with her son in preparation for his sister’s birth, and his sweet reception of his sister’s arrival.
Ready for Birth - A mama is surrounded by the perfect nurturing “in those days waiting for labor to come.”
Nobody Wrote Back - A mama experiences lack of support at a rough moment, and shares the simple thing that would’ve made all the difference.
What I'm Saying on Twitter (@CompassionTree):
- End of the month special on massages & dancing for birth class! See the post on https://t.co/A8TB1oip
- Dancing for Birth in the Park (Oakland, Ca) is postponed to Sat 5/19 - for better weather! :) https://t.co/zHtILUHI
- ACLU gets involved in women's right to choose vaginal birth after C-section (VBAC). https://t.co/bf3FhtLq
Be an awesome mama!









