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Celebrate Birth Midwifery, Inc

Celebrate Birth Midwifery, Inc
Birth assistants play a vital role in supporting the midwife during labor. They ensure the midwife has everything they need and help to maintain a safe environment for the birthing process to unfold smoothly.
While most nutritional needs remain relatively consistent throughout pregnancy, iron requirements increase significantly to support the production of red blood cells for both mother and baby. Caloric needs gradually increase, with minimal changes in the first trimester, moderate increases in the second, and substantial increases in the third trimester. Notably, lactation demands the highest caloric intake, exceeding the requirements for fetal growth.
We offer home births within a 30-minute radius of the birth center. We bring all necessary equipment and develop emergency plans with you ahead of time. This proximity guideline ensures we can quickly reach you should any unforeseen circumstances arise.
We refer to your 36-week appointment as your "birth planning visit." During this appointment, you'll complete a birth certificate worksheet. After delivery, we'll submit the necessary information to the state and provide you with instructions on obtaining your baby's birth certificate. We also submit the application for the social security card concurrently, and it typically arrives within three to four weeks.
If breastfeeding isn’t an option, you can choose donor milk or formula feeding, and we fully support your needs. We’ll help create a safe formula-feeding plan, including tips on paced bottle-feeding, choosing the right bottles, and drying up milk if needed. Additionally, we can work alongside your pediatrician to determine the appropriate formula amounts based on your baby’s weight during a consultation.
A birth center can be a wonderful option for many families. Consider exploring this option by scheduling a visit! This will allow you to get a feel for the staff and determine if a birth center is the right fit for you and your family.
We understand that every birth journey is unique. Our team is here to support you every step of the way, even when things don't go exactly as planned. Your safety and the well-being of your baby are always our top priorities.
When labor begins, contact your midwife to discuss the next steps. You can labor at your own pace, and you're welcome to bring your chosen support people. The birth center is housed in a charming mid-century modern home, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere 💕
Your care with Celebrate Birth includes three classes—nutrition, breastfeeding, and childbirth preparation—as part of the cost of care. Additional classes, open to both clients and our community, cover topics like pediatric safety, CPR, and the fourth trimester to support families in newborn care and postpartum recovery.
You're free to wear as much or as little as you feel comfortable in during labor. Your comfort is our top priority!
Choosing an unmedicated birth can be a transformative experience. It empowers you to tap into your inner strength and achieve something extraordinary. The sense of accomplishment and control you gain can extend beyond childbirth, boosting your confidence and opening doors to new possibilities in life.
We recommend waiting until your baby is around 6 months old to introduce solid foods. Look for signs of readiness like unassisted sitting, teeth breaking through the gums, and increased interest in food. Start with foods that aren't too sweet like avocado or sweet potato to help your baby adjust to new flavors. Always consult your pediatrician for personalized advice.
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