The Natural Birth Blog

We live in a world that has sanitized, sterilized, and systemized everything sacred.
Birth, death, menstruation, menopause—these were once guided by wise women, by midwives and healers, by aunties and priestesses.

But over generations, through colonization, control, power and greed, medicalization, and fear, these rites of passage were stripped of their meaning and no longer held as sacred or woman's business.

And with that, you—the woman who remembers—were told to forget.

To be quiet.
To get a think logically. 
To be "as good as any man".
To not be too mystical, too loud, too intuitive, too sensitive, too much.

But your soul didn’t forget.
It just waited for the right time to rise again.

The Rise of the Sacred Birth Worker is the Rise of the Wise Woman

The reason you feel this pull toward birth work isn’t because you want a new job or a side hustle.

It’s because something inside you knows this work is your lineage.

You are part of a long line of women who’ve whispered praye...

 In a world where birth is too often managed in sterile hospital settings, filled with medical interventions instead of deep support, love, and presence, women are left feeling unheard, disempowered, and even traumatized with 1 in 3 women reporting having a traumatic birth and 1 in 20 developing PTSD from their births. 

I believe with the right support it doesn't have to be this way.

As a former midwife, I have seen this firsthand, and it has ignited a deep calling within me—to both embody The Sacred Birth Advocate & Space Holder for the Rite of Passage of Birth myself, and to also educate and mentor those who wish to do and embody the same.

This blog post explores how you can be a protector of a woman’s, her baby's and her family's birth experience and how to offer positive support during this transformational and pivotal moment in life.

Holding Sacred Spaces

Being a Sacred Birth Advocate & Space Holder isn’t just about understanding the physiology of natural birth — it’s...