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Scared of Giving Birth? Here’s How to Start Feeling Safe

So many first-time parents come to me carrying quiet fear. They’re reading all the books, taking the classes, even buying the hypnobirthing playlist, and still, there's a knot in their stomach when they imagine the big day. That knot doesn’t mean you’re unprepared. It means you care. And the truth is: fear in birth is normal, but it doesn’t have to stay in charge.

Overcoming Fear of Hospital Birth Interventions: How to Stay Calm, Informed, and in Control

What if fear didn’t have to be the loudest voice in the room when you gave birth? Let’s get real for a second. A lot of people planning a hospital birth have a deep-rooted fear that interventions will spiral out of control. Maybe you’ve heard horror stories, or maybe your last birth left you feeling powerless. Maybe you’re pregnant for the first time and just trying to figure out what you’re “allowed” to say no to.

Finding a Birth Doula Who Gets You (Emotionally + Physically)

When you’re looking for a doula, you’re not just looking for someone to bring a rebozo and count your contractions. You’re looking for someone who will sit on the bathroom floor with you at 3cm and say, “I see your fear. Let’s move through it together.” Someone who knows that birth is more than a physical event. It’s an emotional reckoning. And you deserve support that reflects all of that.