Birthing Magazine

Share your birth story in our next issue! Reach out to [email protected] for more information.

Thanks for being apart of our Summer Issue!

Thank you, Birthing Magazine for allowing me to write about something I feel so passionate about. I use social media for my work, and I enjoy it on my free time, but it has become a crutch for us all. It's hard to believe, but I didn't have any of it while parenting my babies...read about my thoughts on this:

https://askmamamoe.com/motherhood-without-social-media-a-piece-for-birthing-magazine/

Our president Dr. Jessica de Nooij helping organize a great event with Calgary Doula Association!

Thank you so much and , for putting on a wonderful evening connecting and gathering together 🥰

Looking forward to this event with Calgary Doula Association

Our Winter 2024 is out now! Don’t miss an issue! Digital copies and memberships are available on our digital magazine rack too.

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New Spring 2023 Issue Available Now! See it through our subscription on our bio or available at locations here https://www.birthingmagazine.net/resourceguide/

Do you have plans tomorrow night?
It's International Day of the Midwife! and Mount Royal University Midwifery Dept. is hosting a movie screening of Birth Time.

Check it out!

"The Dance of Relationships and Why They Matter" is up on the blog today!

Dr. Deborah MacNamara talks about how to solidify the emotional bond with your child.

"Life is not possible without attachment. We all begin as cells that embed themselves in our biological mother’s womb, with her body providing a warm and safe place for them to multiply and divide. The
cellular transformation is breathtaking and provides a beautiful window to watch life unfold through connection. As the umbilical cord emerges in early development, it tethers mother and child to each other. This cord will become the pathway for sharing nutrients and substances, including fetal cells which cross into the mother’s body and take up residence in her heart, lungs and other major organs.1

While the physical attachment between biological mother and child is fascinating, it often eclipses another form of attachment that is critical to a child’s development. The emotional bond we form with our children provides a psychological womb in which they grow in the outside world. Children need
to be tethered emotionally long after the physical cords between us are cut..."

Read the rest: https://www.birthingmagazine.net/blog/

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