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Eve on call 801 652 4504

Friday, February 3, 2017 4:00pm 4:00pm
Monday, February 6, 2017 3:59pm 3:59pm

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Earlier Event: February 2

Becky on call 801 414 0004

Later Event: February 6

Becky on call 801 414 0004

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Rebecca Mcinnis, CNM, MSN and Eve German, CPM, LM, MSM are licensed, experienced midwives giving gentle and respectful well women care, problem visits, pregnancy, birth and postpartum care in our licensed birth center. We specialize in birth center and home births for one global fee and would love to serve you. You deserve the best!

p 801-288-2229 f 801-288-7045 info@utahbirthcenter.com

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One of the best care teams ever!
When your baby's father is rock solid, your own mom is an incredible midwife and your doula--like all doulas--gives their weight in gold to *your* birth.
#perfect
#doulalove

One of the best care teams ever!
When your baby's father is rock solid, your own mom is an incredible midwife and your doula--like all doulas--gives their weight in gold to *your* birth.
#perfect
#grandmalove

One of the best care teams ever!
When your baby's father is rock solid, your own mom is an incredible midwife and your doula--like all doulas--gives their weight in gold to *your* birth.
#perfect

I'm a day late (plus another midnight), but I couldn't miss this chance to mark a very important day. Please excuse me while I get a little vulnerable here. *We photoshopped out the last name for this baby to protect the family's privacy. Posted with parents' permission, and with their request to be tagged in the post.

Dearest Finn, Happy Birthday! I think about you so often. I remember so much of your pregnancy, prenatal appointments with your mama, watching her questions and concerns (ones that all of us face when it's our turn to face labor and birth) turn into such clear and incredible readiness. I remember the practice labor you gave us all, days before the day that you actually picked for your birthday. I remember the light in the birth room that night. I will never forget how we worked and worked through that night of labor, for you to finally arrive. I still see images of your mama, how she battled and braved through long hours, working, pushing, surrendering, giving everything she had to get you here. I remember the spot where you were born. I remember how your dad held your mama through all those hours, and held her still as she sat on the birth stool, watching over you as you set about your first tasks here. My whole body remembers pushing your first breath into your lungs. I felt you breathe like I have never felt another baby (in hundreds of babies) breathe before. I have helped many babies to take their first breath, but your first breath is one that I can never forget, because of how I felt every part of it, and with it, a small but profound glimpse of your soul, your life-force, and how meant to be your life and existence was. I knew then, like I have never known before, that there was a will for your life. I felt, undeniably, that there was an incredibly special purpose for you, and I felt humility and awe to be working with you in your first hours of your important life. I remember the shock, how absolutely stunned I felt, when 9 months later I first learned of your diagnosis. I watched Facebook every day for updates on your progress and treatment. *continued in next comment*

We got to serve and walk with 2 remarkable families Saturday. Here at The Birth Center, our clients are very educated about the birth process, informed about their choices and the evidence behind them. They are also women having low risk pregnancies, appropriate for out of hospital births. These particular 2 families also had incredible teams helping them: fathers, sister, doula, grandparents and a grandma who was a midwife herself! They labored beautifully with our teams for hours and were incredible. But, due to circumstances out of their control, they each had need for hospital care. After all they had done for their babies, they then transferred to IMC with Birth Center staff for the extra care their days needed and had beautiful births within several hours of one another. We won't ever hide our transfer numbers. We vigilantly watch for when they are necessary, strive to make them smooth and do our best to help clients process them afterward. We are grateful for gracious nurses, midwives and doctors who receive our clients into care on the days they are needed.
This little boy and girl are so very loved and have such wonderful families they have entered into. These moms can know they did everything they could and navigated their birth days so very well! ❤️❤️❤️
#thatstrong

Public Open House! Thursday at 7pm come and tour the birth center with staff and midwives and learn more about our care. No RSVP needed. Spread the word and we'll see you there!

Post C-Section Support Group with Eve has been moved to Aug 24 at 1pm this month. Anyone still processing their story and wanting to lean on one another is welcome! No RSVP needed.

This relief.
Dim lights, midwife and assistant watching over and husband close.
#waterbirth
#hypnobirth
#dadsonduty