Doula Neysha

01/28/2024

https://youtu.be/xpyKqbms6vY?si=jocgh2h437-3zZpr

Our birth video is up! 🤍 Thank you Semaly Photography for capturing one of the best nights of our lives.

01/20/2024

After so much thinking, I have decided to have a last few sessions before we PCS to NC. I will be offering Mini Sessions during the months of February and March.

Maternity Sessions book here (these can also be used with Newborns) https://neyfranklinphotographyllc.pixieset.com/booking/mini-maternity-sessions

Family Sessions book here https://neyfranklinphotographyllc.pixieset.com/booking/mini-family-sessions

Cherry Blossoms book here https://neyfranklinphotographyllc.pixieset.com/booking/cherry-blossom-mini-sessions

For any other inquiries please message me, you can see my work Ney Franklin Photography.

Thank you! (Crossposted)

12/11/2023

My website is not working because I’m making some adjustments and updates. I’ll be up soon, in the meantime you can DM me! 🤍

11/29/2023

SPECIAL OFFER for 2024 clients!

As most of you know, I had my baby earlier this month, so I’ll be hold off on taking any birth clients until we move to North Carolina in April. But I’ll be taking Placenta Arts clients. I wanted to have a special sale for those interested.

This will include your print, keepsake, salve and tincture! (“I want it all” package for $150 less than normal.)

You can read more https://www.doulaneysha.com/placenta-encapsulation-encapsulacion-de-placenta

But if you’re ready to save your spot, message me!
I require a 25% retainer and the rest of the payment must be paid when you’re 37 weeks.

11/17/2023

Deylani María, born on November 2nd 2023 🤍

Photographer
Midwife Olympia

11/17/2023

Deylani María, born on November 2nd 2023 🤍

Photographer
Midwife Olympia

10/26/2023

I love my baby carriers, all from her store, and about to order this one today!

¿Ya viste el nuevo producto? 🥰🤩

El Tiny es un portabebe hibrido diseñado especialmente para bebés de bajo peso, desde recién nacido hasta aproximadamente los 6/9 meses.

La combinación perfecta de un fular semi elástico y una mochila.

Ya puedes pedir la tuya con un precio introductorio $120 🤩

El tiny es para …

🐨 familias que quieren una opción estructurado y súper suave.
🐨 quieren portear pero no saben si lo van a hacer por años, pero si desde el primer momento hasta los 6/9 meses.
🐨quieren portear con un fular semi elástico pero lo ven muy complicado.

10/03/2023

Warm water can be beneficial during labor in several ways. Many women find comfort and relief from pain when they use warm water, whether in the form of a warm bath, shower, or a warm compress. Here are some ways in which warm water can help during labor:

Relaxation and Pain Relief:
• Warm water can help relax tense muscles, which can be particularly helpful during labor when contractions are causing discomfort and tension.
• Soaking in a warm bath or sitting in a warm shower can ease muscle aches and pains, providing a sense of relief and comfort.
Stress Reduction:
• Warm water can have a soothing and calming effect on the mind and body, reducing stress and anxiety during labor.
Increased Blood Circulation:
• Warm water can help improve blood circulation, which can be especially useful during labor to enhance oxygen and nutrient delivery to both the mother and the baby.
Pain Management:
• Warm water can provide a form of natural pain relief, reducing the need for medications or other interventions. This is particularly useful for women who want to minimize the use of pain medications during labor.
Promoting Labor Progress:
• Some women find that immersion in warm water can help with the progression of labor. The buoyancy of water can help the baby move into an optimal position for birth.
Emotional Support:
• The soothing and nurturing aspect of warm water can provide emotional support during labor, helping the laboring person feel more in control and relaxed.
There are various ways to incorporate warm water into the labor process:
• Warm Water Baths: Some birthing centers and hospitals have birthing tubs where women can labor in warm water. Home births may also use a birthing pool for this purpose.
• Warm Water Showers: Standing in a warm shower or having warm water directed onto the lower back can provide relief during labor.
• Warm Compresses: Applying warm compresses to the lower back or perineum can help ease discomfort and reduce tension.
It's important to note that while warm water can be beneficial during labor for many people, not all birthing experiences are the same, and what works best will vary from person to person.

Always consult with your healthcare provider or midwife to discuss your options and preferences for pain management during labor, including the use of warm water. Additionally, there are situations where the use of warm water may not be recommended, so it's essential to have a healthcare professional guide you based on your specific circumstances.

09/20/2023

You know it! 😂🩷