Resources

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🌿 Organizations & Networks

WOMB – Women of the Mountains Birth Initiative – Non-profit serving Coos and Grafton counties of NH, offering support, education, and community to mothers and maternal health care workers.
Be Her Village – A prenatal registry for parents seeking birth and postpartum services instead of traditional baby items.
Vermont Birth Network – Comprehensive database of birth workers across Vermont.
Evidence Based Birth – Putting current evidence based information into the hands of communities, so they can make empowered choices.

The Great Birth Rebellion Podcast – Hosted by Australian research midwife Melanie, exploring stories, research, and knowledge about all aspects of birth for both expectant parents and birthworkers.
Evidence Based Birth Podcast – In the Evidence Based Birth® Podcast, we cover the research evidence on hot topics about pregnancy and childbirth! Our mission is to raise the quality of childbirth care globally, by putting accurate, evidence based research into the hands of families and communities, so they can make informed, empowered choices. This show is perfect for anyone interested in birth options, from expecting parents to experienced birth professionals.

Pelvic Floor Specialist – Erin Samel – Based in Berlin, NH, focusing on pelvic floor maintenance and restoration before and after birth.
Flourish Chiropractic – Chiropractic care in Littleton, NH, specializing in maternal and infant adjustments.
Center for Acupuncture – Gary Rexford – Family acupuncture services based in Lancaster, NH.
Sacred Hearth Doula – Michaela Tomko – Postpartum doula offering postpartum meal support, pregnancy loss support, and postpartum photography.
All Around Birth – Jalina – Documentary-style photographer offering birth photography, in-home family photography, and baby remembrance photography to the areas surrounding Plattsburgh, New York and Burlington, Vermont, as well bereavement support calls.
Empty Arms Vermont – Empty Arms Vermont provides peer support to individuals and families whose babies have died through miscarriage, stillbirth, early infant death (within the first year of infancy), or termination for medical reasons. By cultivating personal connections, creating a compassionate community, and fostering professional collaborations, we provide grieving parents with valuable resources and validation as they navigate the murky days, weeks, and lifetime without their baby.