Glowing Guidance Doula

Black Maternal Health Week may be ending but the mission isn’t.
This is more than a moment. This is real life.
Women of color are still facing higher risks during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Too often, their voices are dismissed, their concerns are overlooked, and the support they need isn’t always there.
And that’s not okay.
As a doula, this work means showing up, advocating, educating, and making sure our women are seen, heard, and protected every step of the way.
When Black women are supported outcomes improve. Lives are protected.
We deserve safe pregnancies.
We deserve safe births.
We deserve to be listened to. Every time.
This week may be ending, but the work continues.
Keep showing up. Keep speaking up.

“Drop a 🌻if you support Black maternal health”

Good day all!
Any suggestions on I’d badges, do you wear one, do it have your photo on it, if so where did you get it from?🌻

This is why we can’t stay silent, why we have to to keep being the voice for change and it’s important to choose wisely when voting. This is not ok and the narrative must change.🙏🏽🌻

Idaho dissolves maternal mortality review committee, as deaths remain high The committee published one final report on maternal deaths that occurred in 2021.