PJ Barnett Married 6 years to her amazing Stay at Home Dad Husband Eddy and a Mom of 3, soon to be 4 this summer! She’s experienced birth in many ways from primary cesarean, out-of-hospital vbac and in-hospital vbac. PJ … Continue reading →
Kay Johnson, CNM Kay Johnson, CNM, tells us about being a midwife. Just as we love hearing a birth story, it is powerful to hear a midwife story. Kay has maintained her passion for supporting women in labor through the … Continue reading →
Jennifer Rico Jennifer Rico has been married for 11.5 years to Emmanuel and lives in Katy where she grew up. Together they have three children: 8-year-old Emma, almost-4-year-old John and 1-month-old Charlotte. Jennifer is an optimistic and outgoing woman. She is … Continue reading →
Shannon Stellhorn, IVF in vitro fertilization Shannon Stellhorn is a home birth midwife, doula trainer, and educator with the Association of Texas Midwives Midwifery Training Program in the Houston area. Her practice is A Sacred Journey Midwifery Services. She and … Continue reading →
Amanda Moore Cesarean Awareness Month – Amanda Moore will discuss with us the emotional impact of her Cesarean Birth After Cesarean (CBAC). … Continue reading →
Vanessa Sims Vanessa Sims, born in Honduras, raised in England, married to David for four years after meeting and falling in love in London. She has worked as a hair and makeup artist in Houston for five years, and is … Continue reading →
Tara Wineki-Smith April is Cesarean Awareness Month and have we got a birth story for you! Join us tonight with our guest Tara Wineki-Smith who will be sharing her Vaginal Birth After Cesarean story. … Continue reading →
Kristin Britt shares the story of Alice’s birth. … Continue reading →
Mindee Popham is a homebirth mother of two: almost 5-year-old son, Miller, and 4-week-old daughter, Ellis Kate. She is a graduate of Texas State University in San Marcos and left the commercial project management field almost four years ago to … Continue reading →
Allison Evens shares her home birth story. … Continue reading →