For a long time I have struggled with the fear that surrendering and entrusting something to God will always lead to more pain and...

“I need you to get out of the water.” I looked up at my midwife, cradling one fresh, wrinkled wet baby on my stomach above where the...

First, HAPPY EASTER! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! We've been dipping our toes into something new here at Made for This Birth and we'd...

I have heard before that the labor and birth of a baby deeply resembles the Passion, but I have never understood it so intimately until...

Our daughter, Jaedalia Anne Estrada, entered the world on a Friday night at 9:53 p.m., in the most holy and peaceful way. She was born at...

While the majority of babies will turn head down (cephalic) by 36 weeks of pregnancy, about 4-5% will choose a breech position. This means that they aren’t head down, having either their bottom down at the cervix or their feet. There are a lot of scare tactics and fear surrounding breech babies that often need to be dispelled. Perhaps you're reading this because you think or have been told that your baby is breech and are already freaking out a bit. First, if you're panicking