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This week we’re talking with birth doula Annie Kocher about how to provide sensitive, respectful care for queer and trans families. Here’s an overview of what we cover as well as the resources Annie mentions in the episode:
Basics to providing sensitive care for trans, queer, and non-binary people including understanding sex vs. gender, preferred pronouns and names, family/support structure, etc. The study about trans people not seeking/receiving care because of systemic barriers and insensitive care providers Some of the barriers that trans and queer people may face in accessing quality and sensitive reproductive care The intersectionality of queer/trans identity with race, financial resources, disabilities, etc. Some of the things that make trans reproduction different from cis reproduction (i.e. conception and lactation after testosterone, lactation after top surgery and for trans women, etc.) The study on how testosterone impacts/transmits to an infant receiving breast milk How to deal with being called out Getting Called Out: How to Apologize Resources on trans breast- and chestfeeding and lactation support: KellyMom: https://kellymom.com/bf/got-milk/transgender-parents-chestbreastfeeding/ Milk Junkies: http://www.milkjunkies.net/2017/05/jennas-breastfeeding-journey-trans.html?m=1 LLL: https://www.llli.org/breastfeeding-info/transgender-non-binary-parents/ Facebook group Birthing and Breast or Chestfeeding Trans People and Allies A book about breastfeeding after reduction surgery by Diana West Birthing Beyond the Binary Click here to get in touch with Annie!---
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Ep 37: Birthing Multiples with Ashley Stetson, CD(DONA)
Ep 36: Postpartum Healing Rituals with Tema Mercado, LM, CPM
Ep 35: V Steams: A Spa Day for Your Vagina! with Keli Garza, Founder of Steamy Chick
Ep 34: Motherhood, Birth Work, & Embracing the Beautiful Chaos with Lindsey Bliss, Birth Doula & Co-Director at Carriage House Birth
Ep 33: Infertility, Motherhood, & Becoming a Birth Worker with Care Messer, CHT, CHBE, CD(DONA)
Ep 32: Prolapse, Pee Pants & Other Pelvic Floor Problems with Dr. Jaime Goldman, DPT, RYT, Doula
Ep 31: Fertility Awareness Education & Body Literacy with Vienna Farlow, The Cuntsultant
Ep 30: All About VBACs
Ep 29: Birth Stories with Heather Laird
Ep 28: The Beast of Hormonal Birth Control with Holly Grigg-Spall
Ep 27: Acupuncture, Birth Stories & Authentic Living with Jamie Boyd, L.Ac.
Ep 26: Comfort Measures for Labor & Birth
Ep 25: Cannabis in Pregnancy and Breastfeeding with Heather Thompson
Ep 24: Exercise for Pregnant & Postpartum Kweens with Colleen Flaherty, NSCA-CSCS
Ep 23: Julia's Birth Stories
Ep 22: PCOS: My Ovaries are a Mess! with Amy Medling
Ep 21: Elimination Communication: When Tiny Humans Use the Toilet
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