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The Healing Power of Warmth in Postpartum

Heat has always been part of postpartum healing. Across cultures and across generations, warmth is seen as a companion to recovery — supporting the body as it moves from the intensity of birth back toward balance.

Between What I Know & What I Feel: An Interview with Suzanne

Perinatal therapist and mom, Suzanne reflects on anxiety, identity, trust, and preparing for birth while holding deep knowledge.

How Dr. Alecia Fields is reimagining care at the intersection of science and humanity

Your Rights in Birth

These are just a few of many rights recognized in medical frameworks around the world that exist to support safe, respectful, and person-centered care.

On the TEB Bookshelf: Unbearable by Irin Carmon

We’re reading Unbearable — a book that captures what it really means to be pregnant in America right now, and why these stories matter for all of us working toward more just and human-centered care.

Induction and the Holidays: Untangling Pressures, Preferences, and Real Needs

A closer look at how holiday schedules, human systems, and real medical needs intersect — and how families can stay informed when induction is on the table.

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