Watch Sociologically Speaking Episodes with Rina Risper: Doulas, Midwives and Breastfeeding…

Natosha Sage El-Blysma is a lactation consultant and a child passenger safety technician.   We met her in her office to discuss how she helps women with difficulty breastfeeding.

Episode I – Reviving Tradition: The Essential Role of Doulas and Midwives in Childbirth

https://youtu.be/8UppAOZTXt4

This documentary explores the rich history and cultural significance of doulas and midwives in childbirth, highlighting their vital role in empowering Black birthing individuals. Through interviews with doulas, midwives, and families, the film delves into the personalized care and advocacy these professionals provide. It examines how they guide birthing families through pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care. The documentary also emphasizes the resurgence of traditional birth practices in the Black community and their critical importance in today’s healthcare system, aiming to advance healthy births.

#pregnant #pregnancy #doula #midwife

Episode II – Beyond Birth: Doulas, Breastfeeding, Families, and Community

 
This educational documentary highlights the vital support systems that help families thrive beyond birth, focusing on the essential roles of doulas, breastfeeding, families, and the community. It explores the breastfeeding journey and the benefits of pregnancy and baby massage in nurturing both the mother and child. Through personal stories and expert insights, the film underscores the importance of family involvement and community advocacy in creating supportive environments for new parents. It calls for a collective effort to empower and uplift families, promoting breastfeeding, car seat information, and holistic care as integral parts of postpartum support. #breastfeeding #breastmilk #pregnancy