Podcasts about farm midwives

Actress Rumer Willis joined the podcast to share her journey of becoming a mother via natural childbirth. She delves into the experience of home and water births, discusses the challenges of transitioning into motherhood for the first time, and reflects on how this transformative calling has shifted her perspective To Shop The Limited Edition: Lou Blue Baby Carrier click ⁠HERE⁠ To Shop Nicole's Look click ⁠HERE To Connect With Guest Rumer Willis click ⁠HERE⁠ To Connect With Host Nicole Trunfio click ⁠HERE Resources: To Read 'The Birth Partner' click ⁠HERE⁠ To Watch 'The Business of Being Born ' click ⁠HERE⁠ To Watch 'Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and the Farm Midwives'  click ⁠HERE To Connect With BUMPSUIT click HERE To Subscribe to our YOUTUBE click HERE To Join The Village click HERE This Episode is brought to you by BUMPSUIT

Are you aware of the benefits of our natural flow of hormones? In this eye-opening episode, midwife Marina Lembo shares her profound wisdom about birthing high - harnessing the power of our natural hormones to facilitate easier, safer births. She explains how activities like hugging, dancing, laughing, and relaxing prompt our bodies to release healthy hormones like oxytocin and endorphins. Meanwhile, common hospital interventions like restrictions on eating/drinking and separation from loved ones spike stress hormones like adrenaline, leading to complications. Marina details the cascading benefits of optimizing hormones during labor and birth, from easier breathing transitions to immediate breastfeeding success, stronger immunity, and even positive epigenetic effects. She delivers an empowering message: no matter what twists and turns a birth story takes, we can tap into our inner “pharmacy” to bathe our babies in hormonal health.   Marina Lembo is an  Argentine Homebirth midwife, with 24 years of practice. 4300 assisted births.  She is a TEDx speaker (2019). Translator of midwifery books (Spiritual Midwifery) and documentary films including our (Orgasmic Birth and Birth Story, Ina May, and The Farm Midwives). Founder and twice president of the Argentine Association of Independent Midwives. She Led the lobby to preserve home birth practice in midwifery regulation and started a national Birth centers network initiative. Marina is a Midwifery professor and Technical expert  She is a National and international lecturer. Human rights in childbirth activist. Homeopath. Mom of 2 children born at home.  We had the pleasure of reconnecting this June in Bali at the International Confederation of Midwives Congress where I was once again inspired by her passion and activism.        In This Episode: Midwife Marina Lembo explains how activities that make us feel good like hugging, dancing, and relaxation prompt the release of healthy hormones like oxytocin and endorphins into our bloodstream. Common hospital interventions like not allowing eating/drinking, and separating women from loved ones triggers increased stress hormones often leading to complications. Optimizing the natural flow of hormones facilitates labor progress and transitions, allows the intelligence of hormones to self-regulate pace and identify problems, and confers many benefits to the baby. Home births allow women to control their environment to lower stress and facilitate the unimpeded flow of natural hormones. Even high-intervention births can help repair a baby's hormonal health by using bonding behaviors like skin-to-skin, eye contact, hugging, and more.     Key Takeaways: You do not need to rely on machines or pills for healthy hormones - you can produce them naturally Harness pleasurable activities to release healthy hormones for a healthy birth Restrictions on normal behavior spike harmful stress hormones Natural hormone flow intelligently regulates labor and protects mom & baby Lowering stress facilitates healthy hormone release Bonding repairs a baby's hormones after difficult births Everyday behaviors boost helpful hormones Poor hormonal flows imprint for generations     Key Quotes:   "Many people think that they can get [a healthy pregnancy/birth] with all the machines and pills and checkups but in fact...when we do activities that we enjoy and when we relax, we are releasing these healthy hormones into our bloodstream." - Marina Lembo   “In some countries, being out of the hospital is related to poverty. [Natural] birth has worked for thousands of years in the history of humanity… Start being more open-minded.” - Marina Lembo   “Taking care of a newborn, it's tough work. Anybody who has had a child knows that. So if you can get all the benefits of this natural cocktail of hormones, it helps a lot to make this work that it's really tough a little bit easier.” - Marina Lembo       Connect with Marina! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marina_lembo/ Website: https://www.midwiferytoday.com/author/marina-lembo/  TedTalk: https://www.ted.com/talks/marina_lembo_parir_drogada?language=es      Connect with Debra! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orgasmicbirth/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrgasmicBirth   YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/OrgasmicBirth1    Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@orgasmicbirth   Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-pascali-bonaro-1093471/     Visit https://www.orgasmicbirth.com/ for more information on how to Positively Prepare for birth and parenting   Check out Orgasmic Birth: The Best-Kept Secret, the film creating buzz around the world!    Orgasmic Birth Podcast: Pleasure in pregnancy, birth, and parenting. I believe pleasure is our birthright - from our sexuality, birth, parenting, and beyond, we can find pleasure when we create space for joy and intimacy in our lives. Join me to have deep conversations about breaking the taboos of Sexuality + Motherhood/Parenthood.   Listen to leading experts in sexuality, healing, and childbirth, as well as stories from new parents, doulas, doctors, midwives, and nurses. We will discuss how to positively prepare for childbirth and parenting by expanding love and intimacy in your life.

In the final episode of our Women Healers series, we are circling back to birth work to talk with our special guest, Pamela Smith, one of the founding members of the Farm community in Summertown,Tennessee.  Pamela tells the story of joining Steven, Ina May Gaskin and the 200+  caravan in 1970 that eventually becomes the Farm community in TN that develops one of the most influential midwifery centers for natural childbirth along with pre & post natal care for mothers, babies, and their families.  The Farm midwives regard child birth as an empowering experience for women, and they provided natural, home births during a time when midwifery was illegal in many states, including Alabama.  Pamela gave birth to her first son on the Farm (shown on the cover) with the help of Ina May Gaskin and the Farm midwives, which began her journey into birth work and her first birth and postpartum doula service in Boulder Colorado. Join us as we discuss the many doors natural childbirth opened for Pamela to become a birth worker, an end of life caregiver, community educator, and grassroots organizer.  Together with her partner, Bob Zellner, Pamela continues to raise the collective consciousness by healing racial and genocidal history. They support youth leaders and grassroots organizations who are building respect for differences of race, gender, religion, and ideology.  Pamela is another example of healers at the forefront of change.  You can contact Pamela at http://smithzellner.consulting/ You can contact the Farm Midwives at http://thefarmmidwives.org/ Intro & Altro music by Emily Ellis Richards Altro music by Emily Stuckey Sellers

Tokratna tema: POROD. In 4 stvari, za katere si želim, da bi jih vedel še preden sva odšla v porodnišnico.   Porod je bil poln raznih posegov…. "Pri prvem porodu, v bistvu je bilo, kot da bi šel na napačen vlak, in bi pričakoval, da boš prišel na pravo postajo." Pomembno je bilo, da sva se na porod dobro pripravila. Saj sva tudi že prvič mislila, da nekaj pa že veva. Pa se je izkazalo, da je, kot za na maraton, tudi za porod potrebna dobra priprava.   Drugi porod je bil povsem naraven porod. Trajal je le malo manj časa kot prvi. Tokrat ni bilo nobenih posegov, tudi nobenih poškodb. "…no, tako gremo pa lahko rodit še enkrat kar naslednji teden. Ker je tako tekoče šlo, skoraj ne moreš verjeti, kako sta si lahko dva poroda tako različna."   V tokratni epizodi predstavim tudi 4 stvari oz. odločitve, ki so se za nas izkazale za zelo pomembne na poti do porodne izkušnje, kot sva si jo želela.   Knjige, filmi, priprave na porod: Knjige: Moj porodni načrt (Marsden Wagner) Modrost rojevanja (Ina May Gaskin)   Dokumentarni filmi: Business of Being Born Orgasmic Birth Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and The Farm Midwives   Priprave na porod, ki sva jih obiskovala: Priprave na čudovit porod   Želim si, da bi k tem virom pristopili z odprtostjo in radovednostjo. Seznam literature in filmov ni namenjen predalčkanju, kakšen porod je boljši ali pravi. Namenjen je predvsem temu, da si razširimo nabor možnosti, ki so na voljo. Kot menu, iz katerega potem izberemo, kar nam ustreza.   Spletna stran: www.fotrfotru.si Če želiš prejemati obvestila o podcastu, lahko vpišeš svoj e-naslov tukaj in te bom obveščal o novostih.

Herzlich Willkommen beim MINDFUL SUCCESSS Podcast für Mamas. Hier dreht sich alles um Achtsamkeit, Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, und Work-Family-Life-Balance, kurz um Empowerment für Mamas. In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Inken Artzen HypnoBirthing Kursleiterin, Gründerin und Netzwerkerin in Hamburg mit der Vision, ein Positives Bild von Geburt in der Gesellschaft zu manifestieren. Inken ist Mama von zwei Söhnen und arbeitet seit Anfang 2018 als HypnoBirthing Kursleiterin, hält Mom-to-be-Circles und ist Mitgründerin von Gebärmütter - einem Netzwerk fürs Frausein, für Schwangerschaft, Geburt und die ganze Familie. In dieser Episode geht es darum, Frauen darin zu bestärken, von Beginn ihrer Mutterschaft an selbstbestimmt zu leben. Wir sprechen darüber, wie Hypnobirthing Mamas dabei unterstütz ins Vertrauen zu kommen, mit Gelassenheit, innerer Ruhe und Klarheit in die Geburt und in das Mamleben zu gehen. Mehr zu Inkens Arbeit findest Du auf ihrer Webseite www.inkenarntzen.de Inkens Buch- und Filmtipps für eine selbstbestimmte Geburt: Marie F. Mongan: „HypnoBirthing. Der natürliche Weg zu einer sicheren, sanften und leichten Geburt.“ - https://amzn.to/2DxAjmT * Sara Lamm & Mary Wigmore: „Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and the Farm Midwives.“ 94min., OV, 2012. - watch.birthstorymovie.com Jobina Schenk: „Meisterin der Geburt: Das Selbstcoaching-Buch für mehr Geburtslust & Selbstermächtigung.“ - https://amzn.to/2OxFyDV * Nina Winner: „JONI - Nimm' Kurs auf eine schmerzfreie Geburt!“ Online Kurs zur Vorbereitung auf die Geburt in 8 Modulen - www.soulmamatribe.com/courses/joni ---------- Links, die mit * gekennzeichnet sind, sind sogenannte Affiliate-Links. Kommt über diesen Link ein Einkauf zustande, werden wir mit einer Provision beteiligt. Für Dich entstehen dabei selbstverständlich keine Mehrkosten. Wo Du die Produkte kaufst, bleibt natürlich Dir überlassen. Danke für Deine Unterstützung!

Sara Lamm is a Los Angeles-based documentary filmmaker and mother of two known for her films, Dr. Bronner's Magic Soapbox, Gigantic, Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and The Farm Midwives, and her most recent film, Thank You for Coming. She was inspired to film Thank You for Coming at 29 after finding out her biological father was a sperm donor. As a child of divorce and after losing her mother at 10 years old, Sara felt determined to find out who her father is and to answer questions about love and family. In this episode, we talk about her latest film, Thank You for Coming, about her journey to find her biological father. Currently, Sara is working to get the film to a theater near you soon. We discuss the definitions of love and delve into the topic of what binds family together; whether it’s DNA or another factor. We also ask questions about family and how we make sense of our relationships, commitments, and vows and what it means to have connections. In her journey of reflection, Sara deduces the key to family isn’t biology and she explains why. Full show notes: http://milfpodcast.com/7

After a very successful and informative Belly Baby Mom 'MOVIE NIGHT' on April 21st....we are back! The movie night saw numerous parents to be, parents & Birth professionals, who were invited for a free screening of the award winning documentary 'Birth Story - Ina May Gaskin & The Farm Midwives, inspiring talks as ell as various mother & baby business stalls for all to visit. In this episode, we listen to 3 inspiring talks from 3 wonderful and passionate women who spoke to our audience that evening. In case you have missed the event, here's your chance to catch the highlights! The talks were given by Avon Strahle (Assistant Director of Nursing - Dubai Hospital), Nikky Oliver (UK Trained Midwife), Dr. Ani Enberg (Specialist OBGYN at Drs. Nicolas & Asp / Saudi German Hospital) and Cecile De Scally (Midwife Educator - Malaak Mama & Baby care). Hope you enjoy these inspiring talks! If you do, make sure you share this episode with family & friends whom you feel it would make a small yet significant difference to. Let's do this! Please leave the show a 5 Star rating and review on iTunes to help get the show in front of others! Also SHARE, SHARE, SHARE!! Feel free to leave your feedback here, or email us also with topics you would like us to discuss in future episodes. Love & hugs,
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Guest: Deb Flashenberg, the founder and director of the Prenatal Yoga Center, the first yoga center in NYC to focus solely on Moms and Moms to be. In this episode, we will cover: The 3 main benefits of doing yoga during your pregnancy (one of them is probably something you’ve never thought of and it will help you immensely during labor!) What are the “Yoga Don’t” – poses and positions that are contraindicated during pregnancy (and even some attitudes that won’t serve you in your yoga practice How finding a community that supports and guides you during your pregnancy will make the transition to motherhood that much easier for you Resources mentioned in the conversation: Deb’s website: prenatalyogacenter.com Link to Deb’s podcast: Yoga | Birth | Babies: http://prenatalyogacenter.com/podcast-list/  About Deb Flashenberg: Deb Flashenberg is the founder and director of the Prenatal Yoga Center, the first yoga center in NYC to focus solely on Moms and Moms to be.   She is a DONA certified labor support doula, Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator, and certified prenatal yoga teacher. Deb completed a Midwife Assistant Program with Ina May Gaskin, Pamela Hunt and many of the other Farm Midwives at The Farm Midwifery Center in Tennessee. She has been teaching this unique and amazing population for 15 years and is continuously in awe of the beauty and brilliance of birth. Deb is the proud mom to her son, Shay, and daughter, Sage.   Deb has had several articles published in Midwifery Today, Doula International, she is a regular contributor to New York Family Magazine and Mommybites as a regular featured blogger.  She has also been featured on Lamaze blog, Giving Birth With Confidence and is a birth expert with The Birth Institute. Deb has also had the honor of being a presenter at the Yoga Journal Live NYC Conference. Deb is also the host of the podcast, Yoga | Birth | Babies.  

In this episode of “Yoga | Birth | Babies,” I take off my interviewer hat and become the guest speaker!  For the past 17 years I have had the joy and honor of leading group yoga classes as well as teacher trainings.  In this podcast, I breakdown the principles from which I teach and train other teachers.  For those who are new to teaching or just students who want to better understand my methodology, I hope you enjoy! In this episode, I cover:  The importance of seeing your students! Learning from your best teachers, your students. The pros and cons of demonstrating. Know your demographic: who you are teaching and how they best learn. Don’t be afraid to correct and adjust a student Hand on adjustments- does everyone need to be adjusted? Know why you are touching a student – your hands should be giving information as to how to stabilize or go deeper in a pose. Don’t ignore the student who needs the most attention because you are overwhelmed by their poses. My personal pet peeve- massage or little creepy adjustments. Teach!  Don’t just recite memorized cues –  or shout out poses. Intelligent sequencing – how do poses relate to one another. Using music- it should add to the underlying flow and drive of the rhythm About Deb : Deb is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music with a degree in Musical Theater. She has spent most of her life performing and was introduced to yoga through a choreographer in 1997. After several years as a yoga student, she decided to continue her education and became certified as a Bikram Yoga instructor. In 2001 Deb headed out to Seattle to study with renowned prenatal yoga teacher Colette Crawford, R.N., at the Seattle Holistic Center. Deb has received certification for Vinyasa Yoga from Shiva Rea as well as completed the OM Yoga advanced teacher training with Cyndi Lee in 2004. Deb has also studied the Maternal Fitness Method with Julie Tupler. Deb currently studies with Cyndi Lee, Genevieve Kapular, and Carrie Owerko. After being witness to several “typical” hospital births, Deb felt it was important to move beyond the yoga room and be present in the birthing room. In 2003, Deb attended her first birth as a DONA certified labor support doula. In that short period of time, Deb has attended about 100 births. She is continuously in awe of the beauty and brilliance of birth. In 2006, Deb received her certification as a Lamaze® Certified Childbirth Educator. In September of 2007, Deb completed a Midwife Assistant Program with Ina May Gaskin, Pamela Hunt and many of the other Farm Midwives at The Farm Midwifery Center in Tennessee. Drawing on her experience as a prenatal yoga teacher, labor support doula, childbirth educator and mother, Deb looks to establish a safe, effective and empowering class for pregnancy and beyond. In April 2016, Deb had the honor of being a presenter at the Yoga Journal Live New York Conference. Deb is the proud (and tired!) mother of her son Shay and daughter Sage. Click here for Deb’s teaching schedule, her teacher trainings, and her upcoming events! “Yoga | Birth | Babies” is sponsored by Health IQ, an insurance company that helps health conscious people like runners, cyclist, weightlifters and vegetarians get lower rates on their life insurance.  Go to healthiq.com/YBB Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we pull an excerpt from EditFest LA 2014's Panel with Moderator Norman Hollyn, Editor Kate Amend, ACE (The Case Against 8, Farm Midwives), Rob Ashe Jr. (Conan O'Brien), Jason Ballantine, ASE (The Great Gatsby, Battle Creek, and Fury Road), and Kelley Dixon, ACE (Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead).