Baby Avital Dorothy
Avital Dorothy -such an interesting name, such a sweet and vital presence. Amazing! You are less than a day old and are already loved by so many. Welcome Baby Avital. Mazel Tov! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Avital Dorothy -such an interesting name, such a sweet and vital presence. Amazing! You are less than a day old and are already loved by so many. Welcome Baby Avital. Mazel Tov! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
My two professions, midwifery and Craniosacral Therapy have many things in common. Unearned intimacy is one of those.
To anyone that has met me, this is not new news: I love babies.
William Chauncey was born at 9:12 PM on 9/12. William was born peacefully at home, in his parent's room, into a tub of warm, soothing water. He was birthed completely in the caul, his silky bag not opening until even his feet were delivered. Does it get any more magical than that? Yes, it does. Because the real magic, the real power is the Love that surrounds ...
Born on Wednesday, September 11, Baby Addyson Kathryn is a ray of beauty, light and love. She has already transformed her family's relationship with this historically significant (and tragic) date. Her wise and calm visage is a reminder to us all that life (and love) is precious, so very precious. Welcome Addyson Kathryn, welcome indeed! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
The crisp edge has returned to the air here in UpState NY. That means that apple season is upon us. This is the perfect time for Apple Cake! Today's blog offering is a recipe: this recipe originated with Abby Ritter's Grandmother Rose. For Rosh Hashanah, I modified the recipe for a dear friend that needs to avoid both gluten and processed sugar. This cake is rich, delicious and satisfying. Enjoy!
Frances Dee has arrived! Welcome to the world, Baby Frances. We are so happy to see you, hold you, touch your little ears and kiss your fresh, soft, sweetness. We are so very glad to have you here. Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
My dad's mom, my Lala had a big influence on my life. Her love of life, travel, and books was unmatched.
While childbirth education is obviously about being a parent, somehow new parents often feel unprepared for the reality of life after childbirth. In this essay, Midwife Doyle shares some thoughts and asks for your help.
Following on last week's post, What I Have Learned From Large Families, here is brief offering on the same theme.