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I wanted to create a women-led business that would lead to healthy maternity discussions between women in the local area. It was my hope "Nativity & Grace Health Wellness, LLC" would be a safe space for women to educate women on the ebbs and flows of life and child birth. I had a very difficult and complicated birth experience in Louisiana when my son, Ethan, was born in 2016 after a routine induction led to an urgent C-section delivery this surgery left me and my son in the hospital for seven days, I realized other women of all ages and socioeconomic background had very similar and scary maternity stories here in the United States. I may be sorry about the maternity experience but never about my little boy and love being his Mom. I hope Nativity & Grace Health Wellness will give inexpressible joy and a helping hand to mothers.#BoyMom


What should a "Mom-to-be" client/and or family expect from our services?


A client can expect prenatal and postpartum care visits (includes light meal prep(s), herbal tea, infant care, help with siblings, emotional support, encourage partner participation), nutritional coaching for expectant mothers/ baby (breastfeeding or bottle feeding), continuous support during birth, comfort with pain-relief techniques/birthing positions, or facilitate referral to other health professionals. 


 
 
 

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