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In a field that is often unnecessarily gendered, these folks are contributing to the reproductive justice movement.

"To pee or not to pee? That is never the question." We invited our audiences on Facebook, Instagram, and Patreon to join us last month in submitting captions to this image showing a long, winding line of pregnant people waiting for — what?

This roundup of images from Everyday Birth Magazine's fall/winter photo contest are just — truly incredible.

More birthing people are exploring alternative healing therapies — or considering continuing them — as they seek relief for common symptoms associated with pregnancy.

Survivors of sexual and domestic violence may be resilient, but their reactions to that trauma may affect their ability to navigate pregnancy and childbirth. Access to trauma-informed midwives and doulas can be key in supporting their efforts to have a healthy pregnancy, a positive birthing experience, and ultimately a rewarding relationship with their baby.

From over 500 incredible images from 85 photographers in 10 countries and 24 states within the United States — we are so incredibly pleased to present these gorgeous images of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.