Reclaim Your Birth
A doula is a birth professional who offers education, physical, and emotional support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Regardless of the chosen birth path, whether it's natural, cesarean, homebirth, or hospital setting, every birth is significant and valid. At Her Sacred Way, we celebrate the diversity of birthing experiences and provide unwavering support, nurturing care, and a safe space for your emotions. Our doulas prioritize personalized care that aligns with your needs and preferences. We empower you to embrace the transformative power of bringing life into this world, acting as your advocates and confidants. Trust us to guide and support you on this incredible journey of becoming a parent. Book your free consultation or check out our packages by clicking below!
H S W Birth Support Benefits
1. Compassionate Support: Our Doulas provide unwavering support, holding space for your emotional well-being throughout your journey.
2. Personalized Care: Tailored to your needs, our Doulas empower you to make informed choices and create a birth plan aligned with your values.
3. Holistic Approach: We integrate mindfulness, breathwork, and gentle practices to enhance your birthing experience and promote overall well-being.
4. Advocacy and Education: We're your advocates, providing evidence-based information and empowering you with knowledge to make confident decisions.
5. Postpartum Nourishment: Beyond birth, we offer postpartum care and guidance to support your physical and emotional recovery.
6. Community Connection: Join our supportive community of like-minded women, sharing experiences and wisdom along the journey.
Embrace an empowered birth journey for you and your baby with Her Sacred Way doulas supporting you every step of the way! Click below to book your consultation today!
Statistics
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Racial Disparities: Black infants have significantly higher mortality rates than white infants, with the infant mortality rate for Black babies in the U.S. being more than twice that of white babies. Black women are also three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications.
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Preterm Birth and Low Birth Weight: Black infants have higher rates of preterm birth and low birth weight, increasing the risk of infant mortality. The preterm birth rate among Black women is around 13%, compared to 9% for white women.
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Maternal Health: Black women experience higher rates of pregnancy-related complications, such as preeclampsia, hypertension, and diabetes, which contribute to adverse birth outcomes and increased infant mortality rates among Black infants.
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Access to Healthcare: Disparities in access to healthcare services affect infant mortality rates in Black communities. Limited access to quality prenatal care, healthcare facilities, and health insurance coverage contributes to higher infant mortality rates among Black infants. Additionally, inadequate prenatal care is more common among Black women, further increasing the risks for adverse birth outcomes.
