Ep23: Music Therapy's Benefits for Babies and Families

Ep 24: Breech Birth Conference

Alex and Lacey attended a breech birth conference in April 2026 at Thomas Jefferson University. Join us this week to hear the nuggets of wisdom they learned while at that conference.  In this episode, they discuss: Clients using moxibustion which has lead to much faster labors The impact of the Term Breech Trial which has been disproven, but still had a lasting impact on choice in labor.  We are blessed to have the Breech Birth Team in Reading, PA and the DC Breech Birth Team.  They break down the perinatal mortality risks of cephalic/head down (1/1000), breech (2/1000) and c-section (0.5/1000) deliveries of breech baby as well as the long term risks of cesarean--> the part of the conversation most doctors leave out.  Those risks including: Uterine scarring, pelvic floor dysfunction, lymphatic drainage issues, pelvic organ prolapse, long-term pain, increased risks of placenta previa and accreta, and rupture among others.

Ep23: Music Therapy's Benefits for Babies and Families

Kathleen Summers joins Alex and Lacey to discuss how music can be healing, comforting and therapeutic. If you want to learn more about Kathleen or work with her for treatment you can find out more about her here.  https://www.bpmmusictherapy.com/

Ep. 22: When Your Water Breaks

In this episode, Alex and Lacey answer some questions that came in from the episode about sex before diving into information about the risks of infection when your water breaks followed by what you should look for when it breaks. Be prepared to talk to your provider by grabbing your COAT- color, odor, amount, time.

Ep 20: Sex During Pregnancy

In this episode Alex and Lacey discuss sex during pregnancy. Yes, it is usually safe!

Ep 19: What "They" Don't Tell You About Doula Work

In this week's episode Alex and Lacey pull back the curtain on how doula work impacts the individuals in the work. They offer insight and wisdom to new doulas entering the field. They openly discuss the implications to health, family, commitments and overall lifestyle while also sharing how much they truly love this work. It is both the hardest and most beautiful job.