This is a fun event for you to hear and share birth stories and learn about how to view birth holistically.
This event will give you a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the work that I do as a holistic healer and insight into my book series on childbirth around the world through a holistic perspective.
You will understand more about the root cause of chronic conditions in the pregnancy journey and why birth complications happen.
This will empower you.
Read MoreHi Everyone!
It is the time of female empowerment and yet, there is one topic that divides women, childbirth. The Invisible Divide: Unifying And Empowering Women Around The World Through Childbirth is a book to empower and unify women around the world by giving an understanding of why there is this divide and informing women why it is important to be unified on this topic for women's health and wellness, as well as, the future of their children. Many women are silent on this topic while others are judgmental and shame mothers. It is important for women to speak their truth and share their stories, but it is also important to have empathy, to listen, and to see the full picture, to know the history of childbirth, and how it differs around the world. Also, it is important for more women to have empowered childbirth experiences.
Read MoreHome births are illegal in Peru. With the pandemic many mothers in Cusco, Peru are electing to have home births over hospital births. Health officials in Cusco are aware of this new trend and that many are offering to assist women with home births at this time. No arrests have been made yet, but health authorities are greatly discouraging women from giving birth at home saying that it is not safe. They are trying to ensure that every protocol has been made to ensure their safety at this time with the virus and that they should refuse help at home and have their births in hospitals.
This is so sad! Home births should not be illegal. Home births are not more dangerous than hospital births. Women should have the choice where they want to deliver their babies. If they feel safer at home, they should be allowed to give birth with assistance in the comfort of their homes. In Peru people are still in lockdown. They are not allowed to go out unless it is necessary. Requiring pregnant women to leave their homes when they don’t feel safe is not right. This causes unnecessary stress and potential trauma to mothers and their babies. They are scared for their health and their babies health during this pandemic. Why would they want to go to a place where there are people sick with the virus? Women should have the choice. Women should not fear being arrested nor should the people who are assisting them to have a healthy birth.
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