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Fresh in the new world. I remember being eager to un-hat my babies. I had my four children in the hospital via cesarean birth. Hats go on immediately in those scenarios, or at least mine. I know I didn't feel like "I could" take the little beanie off my first born but the instinct to see, feel, and breathe in the head was strong. Even when I was unaware of the innate reasonings, I was in wonder. I wanted to see my baby's hair and feel the sweet shape of every bodily feature in my hands.
Birth is about much more than the wriggling of a tiny body out of a larger one. When we birth, we don’t just birth babies. We birth ourselves, we birth our families and we reshape our lives.
A few weeks ago I posted an ethereal image of this divine mama during crowning.

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Fresh in the new world. I remember being eager to un-hat my babies. I had my four children in the hospital via cesarean birth. Hats go on immediately in those scenarios, or at least mine. I know I didn't feel like "I could" take the little beanie off my first born but the instinct to see, feel, and breathe in the head was strong. Even when I was unaware of the innate reasonings, I was in wonder. I wanted to see my baby's hair and feel the sweet shape of every bodily feature in my hands.
Birth is about much more than the wriggling of a tiny body out of a larger one. When we birth, we don’t just birth babies. We birth ourselves, we birth our families and we reshape our lives.
A few weeks ago I posted an ethereal image of this divine mama during crowning.
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