I've done it.

Whether pregnant and wanting to educate yourself or a parent wanting to "know better, do better", the Resource Library is for you!

Being lost, sad, and hurting after my c-section, I decided that something needed to change. For me. for others, for the people birthing that I knew; I could not let the people that I loved and cared for go through the same experience as me. I did not want to leave parents feeling lost, uncertain, and uneducated when it comes to their bodies, their babies, and their lives. I decided that my life was going to be respected, and that means fighting for the respect, equality, and resources in birth.

Access to the resource library, means access to my education and 

• Over 50+ scientific articles, journals, and studies with citations
• Over 50+ graphics, infographics, and posters
• Information on parenting, pregnancy, childbirth
• Deep dives into controversial topics that you feel left in the dark about like breastfeeding, circumcision, and vaccines!
• Over 100+ resources for continued education
• Lifetime access and self-paced education!

I remember being forced to sit in the wheelchair, while the nurses wheeled me down to the car at discharge through tears and cries of pain and agony, I remember not being able to see, hear, or understand what was really going on other than I was not okay to be going home.