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Ep. 32 Birth planning, postpartum support, hypnobirthing, revitalising and maintaining Indigenous cultural practices and support in birth and beyond with Genna Shaw from Māmā Toa
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Genna Shaw from Māmā Toa (Strong Mama) is a birth prep and postpartum doula, HypnoBirthing practitioner and photographer.
The creator of the Not Another Childbirth Class where she puts together a line up of birth and postpartum professionals to discuss all the topics that aren't discussed in antenatal appointments. This is an in-person event as well as a web series.
Also the creator of the Indigenous Birth Collective, a website and directory for Indigenous birth, embodiment and death workers. This will also be the home of the soon to be released podcast; Our Birth Stories: Birth Today for Indigenous People.
Trigger warning: we discuss infant loss
We have an inspiring chat and Genna shares:
- How becoming a Mother led to Genna becoming so passionate about the work she does
- Birth planning, postpartum support, Hypnobirthing
- The importance of revitalising & maintaining Indigenous cultural practices and support
- How being Māori inspires a informs Genna's work in the world
- The Indigenous Birth Collective resource and soon to be podcast
- The current maternity care crisis & impacts on families and communities
- The power & beauty of pregnancy, postpartum & empowered womanhood photography
IG: @mamatoa_doula
IG: @notanotherchildbirthclass
www.notanotherchildbirthclass.com
IG: @indigenousbirthcollective
www.indigenousbirthcollective.com
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