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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC: Posted on Friday, September 30, 2016 10:37 AM
Did you know that there are six birth centers to choose from if you are a birthing family in the metro-Phoenix area in Arizona? Several of them offer Bradley Method classes on their calendar. We will be offering a series at Willow Midwife Center for Birth and Midwifery that starts in October. Pleasecontact usif you would like to enroll.
Here is a quick run-down of the options, listed in alphabetical order.
Babymoon Inn
202 E. Morris Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 314-7755 |
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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC: Posted on Wednesday, September 21, 2016 4:47 PM
 We get this question a lot, and it came up again when we taught class on Friday evening. The most common answer uses the acronym "5-1-1".
When you have this pattern established: 5 ~ Contractions arefiveminutes apart 1 ~ Contractions are lastingoneminute 1 ~ This pattern has been established for
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Posted on Friday, September 16, 2016 12:49 PM
Please join us to celebrate the GRAND OPENING Willow Midwife Center for Birth+Wellness
Saturday, September 17, 2016 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
2045 S. VineyardSuite 136 Mesa, AZ 85210
Here is a preview of the silent auction:
Little Boy Blue Basket: $300 Starting Bid: $50
- $200 voucher from Julie Papia (A Graceful Beginning) for birth or postpartum doula services
- Placenta Encapsulation
from Michelle Ludwig (The Modern Mama Doula Services)
- Nursing Necklace from
Denise Franklin (Denise Doula)
- Hat+Sock Set
- Bandana Bib
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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC: Posted on Friday, September 2, 2016 7:44 AM
Please join us to celebrate the GRAND OPENING of Willow Midwife Center for Birth and Wellness
Saturday, September 17, 2016 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
2045 S. Vineyard
Suite 136 Mesa, AZ 85210
The midwives who own Willow would like to be able to provide for families who cannot afford the fee for a birth center birth. To make that wish come true, they are starting a foundation called Willow Wish. Please come out to support the birth center and to bid on the items that have been donated for their fundraising efforts: |
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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC with Michelle Hottya, IBCLC at The Milk Spot: Posted on Tuesday, August 2, 2016 5:59 AM
I am happy to kick-off our 2016 Breastfeeding Edition of Q&A with SPB with a very special announcement fromThe Milk Spot, a local lactation support resource, located in Phoenix, Arizona:
Central Arizona now has a milk donation and outreach center, where mothers who are interested in donating excess pumped milk can be connected to a resource that provide precious liquid love to sweet peas that are most at risk. Now mothers in central Arizona can help families with babies that are receiving hospital NICU care.
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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC with Julia Hall, Executive Director: Posted on Tuesday, August 2, 2016 4:31 AM
It is our pleasure to introduce you to the Babymoon Inn, one
of the Phoenix area local birth centers. We have enjoyed getting to know the
director, Julia Hall, through her support of The Bradley Method® events, as
well as other local events where we have been vendors together. We have had students from our classes birth
there, as well as receive postpartum support through Babymoon’s various
breastfeeding and family support meetings offered throughout the week. The
support meetings are open to all families in the community, regardless of
whether or not they birthed at Babymoon Inn. |
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Krystyna Bowman, AAHCC with Michelle Hottya, IBCLC: Posted on Thursday, July 21, 2016 5:30 AM
This month, I would like to introduce you to The Milk Spot, a
growing lactation clinic conveniently located in Central Phoenix. The Milk Spot offers support groups and
breastfeeding classes, as well as private consultations with the gold standard
in lactation care, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
(“IBCLC”).
Big thanks to Michelle Hottya, IBCLC, for taking the time to
do our interview so we can give you the INSIDE LOOK into The Milk Spot!
Who
are The Milk Spot care providers? |
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Krystyna : Posted on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 6:25 PM
We had a crazy Saturday planned: a horse show for our oldest at 8:00 am out in Apache Junction, the Arizona Birth Network Conference near the airport, a family birthday party in Glendale, and then the Blossom Birth Center Open House in Phoenix. And yes, I did write correctly - all of them on a Saturday. Thank goodness we found a way to do it all! The horse show was fun and the family party was great. What inspired me, though, was attending the AZ Birth Network (AZBN) conference and the Open House at Blossom Birth Center. |
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