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Everyone wants an answer when a baby is breech — turn it, deliver it vaginally, or schedule a caesarean. But what if the breech baby isn't a problem to solve, but a quiet teacher in how to unlearn right and wrong?
I told a room of people I had no ambition — then described my plans for the future. Everyone laughed. Here’s why there was no contradiction.
Being a doula in Singapore is not without its challenges. Structural gaps, perceived status and general lack of understanding around our work can make it challenging to continue the work.
If you're considering a VBAC after a previous C-section, here are 5 important things to understand about TOLAC, risks, preparation, and finding a supportive provider.
Hearing it for the first time felt strange, yet deeply familiar, as though it had always been waiting for me to discover it. It marked the beginning of a profound friendship—one that would change the way I understood and practised yoga.
You may have come across the terms trauma-sensitive and trauma-informed in descriptions of services and professionals, particularly in the healthcare sector. In recent years, fitness and wellness professionals have also begun designating themselves as trauma-informed facilitators or teachers.
In the realm of birth work, a crucial dialogue is unfolding regarding the relationship between evidence-based birth practice and practice-based birth evidence. Although these terms may appear similar, they represent distinct approaches to understanding and applying knowledge in perinatal care.
Growing up, I ate everything Pasar Geylang Serai gave my family — but never once walked its wet market myself. A reflective essay on scent, memory, and unlearning.