Debbie Hull and Jackie Griggs, The Scope of Practice of Midwives and Doulas Debbie Hull has been serving expectant Houston families as a doula and childbirth educator for over 21 years. She is a frequent guest host of Whole Mother … Continue reading →
Ashley Musil, CPM Ashley Musil, CPM, tells us about COVID-19 and the changes in the way we handle birth and postpartum in hospitals, birthing centers, and home birth or community birth. She will also tell us about the document COVID-19—Current … 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 →
Anita Evensen is the mother of 5 children. She discovered unassisted childbirth with her third baby and felt compelled to share her research and experience with others through her writing. She wrote the book The Unassisted Baby to help others … 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 →
Bonny Hanley Kincaid is a mother to 3 wonderful children and she has 4 precious grandkids. Bonny’s here with her daughter Kristine who had a homebirth with the very same midwife that delivered her. Very special. She has mostly been a … Continue reading →
Barbara Harper, an internationally recognized expert on waterbirth and Gentle Birth has dedicated her life to changing the way we welcome babies into the world. She founded Waterbirth International in 1988, to ensure that waterbirth is an “available option” for … Continue reading →
Afua Haisaine was born in New Haven Ct. Graduated from Brown University and Houston School of Midwifery. She has four children all born at home and and breastfed all of them. She has been living in Houston since 1983. She has … Continue reading →