Podcast appearances and mentions of adriane stare

From the beginning of human history, parents have held and worn their babies for various reasons. Adriane Stare, a NYC-Based Babywearing Expert, Postpartum Doula, Lactation Educator and Mom to two boys, joins us today to talk about babywearing. We discuss the unique implications of carrying babies particularly in the first few months of life. Adriane delves into the misconceptions that surround babywearing and touches on the societal influences that impact how families view the topic.After the birth of her first son, Adriane fell in love with babywearing - the most critical skill that she learned as a new parent. She founded Caribou Baby and Wild Was Mama in 2011, Brooklyn's wildly popular Natural Baby and Maternity shops and educational class spaces. For more than a decade, she's helped thousands of families find their confident, joyful groove in parenting by teaching them how to develop real skills and strategies, instead of just buying stuff and quick solutions. Her babywearing work and parenting approach has been featured widely on news and parenting platforms, including Good Morning America, The New York Times, Mother.ly and Crain's New York. Connect with her at www.adrianestare.com

Today is part 2 of the birth story that we started last week with Adriane Stare, so if you didn’t listen last week, be sure to listen to that first. To review, this is Adriane’s 2nd IVF and birth story to share. The first story was shared back at the top of Season 2 in episode 40 and was a birth at home. This birth story didn’t go quite the same way due to the fact that her baby was in an awkward position, and we left off last week just before Adriane’s midwife advises them to transfer to the hospital. Today she shares how she was still able to have a vaginal birth, but also shares some of the challenges she faced in the hospital environment, particularly after the birth.

In today’s episode, we kick off our fertility journey series as postpartum doula and babywearing educator Adriane Stare, who shared her first baby’s conception and birth story in Episode 40, returns to share her 2nd baby’s Christmas Day birth story. This is a story of a frozen embryo IVF conception and then a planned home birth that needed to transfer to the hospital in the pushing stage that results in a vaginal birth. In contrast to her first birth at home, Adriane shares some challenging aspects of her hospital stay including feeling unsupported, feeling unnecessarily shamed for attempting a homebirth, not getting the pain meds she needed for her very strong afterpains, struggling to get discharged early, and more. This episode drives home both the need for support in postpartum as well as the need for improvement in homebirth transfer relationships and education for hospital personnel on the safety of homebirth.

Adriane Stare is a Master Babywearing Instructor with more than 10 years experience, a Certified Postpartum Doula, Certified Lactation Educator, Cloth diapering educator, and Mom to two boys. Following the birth of her first baby in 2009, she founded Caribou Baby and Wild Was Mama, Brooklyn’s largest, hippest and most well-loved baby and maternity retail shops and class spaces. She has helped thousands of families learn how to carry their babies comfortably and parent with confidence, strength and intuitive wisdom. You can always find her teaching babywearing tutorials on instagram, helping parents in community clinics or in their homes, or hosting babywearing workshops for other birthworkers. Find her at www.adrianestare.com or on Instagram at @ado_stare! Visit: DrLauraBrayton.com for show notes and available downloads. © 2020 Dr. Laura Brayton

Adriane Stare, postpartum doula/baby wearing expert, hangs out and chats about her doula work, teaching baby wearing and the future of her brand.

Baby stuff everywhere!  Why does it feel like having a baby comes with so much equipment and accessories?  Have you ever stopped to think about what is truly necessary and what is just really good marketing? In this episode of Yoga|Birth|Babies, I speak with Adriane Stare, owner and founder of the Brooklyn eco-friendly maternity, baby and lifestyle store, Wild Was Mama.  Adriane and I break down what are true “must haves” from day one and how to build a registry that is not overwhelming and or superfluous. In this episode : Adriane’s background and her journey from opening Caribou Baby to rebranding Wild Was Mama Creating a functional registry of the “must have” items Systematically purchasing necessary items How to handle of the “stuff overload” in a NYC apartment The items new parents are always running into the store days or weeks after giving birth to get. Gems of advice for new parents What’s next for Adriane and Wild Was Mama About Adriane: Adriane Stare is a mother to two young boys, and the Owner and Founder of Wild Was Mama –  an eco-friendly maternity, baby and lifestyle store in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Adriane is a certified Babywearing Educator, Lactation Counselor and a Postpartum Doula, who stocks her shop full of carefully-curated products for natural-minded urbanites and offers a full schedule of inspiring classes for pregnancy, birth preparation and parenting. Wild Was Mama specializes in babywearing, and has quickly become the tri-state area’s go-to spot for new parents learning how to use and choose a baby carrier. In addition to training a team of compassionate staff to help new families in their journeys, you will find Adriane fitting moms for nursing bras, teaching classes on babywearing, cloth diapering, and helping families-to-be create meaningful, minimal registries. Wild Was Mama  Facebook & Instagram @wildwasmama Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Feast Yr Ears, host Harry Rosenblum is joined in the studio by Adele Loux-Turner, a yoga instructor and doula, and Adriane Stare, owner of Wild Was Mama, North Brooklyn's source for baby carriers, cloth diapers, birth education and other natural parenting needs. Tune in to hear them discuss eating habits before and after giving birth, the merits of eating placenta, and more.