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Wait, what do human embryos eat??

January 19, 2023 Abby Jorgensen1 Comment

Have you ever wondered? I have. And I can't WAIT to tell you!

Posted in parenting, pregnancyTagged baby food, blastocyst, breastfeeding, chestfeeding, childbirth educator, donated milk, donating milk, embryo, encouragement, Fascinating Ordinary, feeding, fetal development, fetus, food, formula, human development, human milk, infant, lactation, motherhood, newborn, nursing, placenta, podcast, popular sociology, pregnancy, public sociology, pump, pumping, reproductive health, research, science, solids, sperm, umbilical cord, womb milk, zygote

Protected: Handout for my talk at the DONA International Summit 2022: Pearls of Wisdom

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022 Abby Jorgensen

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

Posted in doulasTagged bereavement doula, birth, DONA International, doula, identity, infant loss, miscarriage, motherhood, my research, October, parenting, pearls, Pearls of Wisdom, precarious parenthood, pregnancy, public sociology, resources, society, sociologist, stillbirth, support, training, trying, TTC

DONA International Summit 2022: Pearls of Wisdom

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

This post is for attendees of the DONA International Summit 2022 who want to access the handout for my presentation.

Posted in doulasTagged bereavement doula, birth, DONA International, doula, identity, infant loss, miscarriage, motherhood, my research, October, parenting, pearls, Pearls of Wisdom, precarious parenthood, pregnancy, public sociology, resources, society, sociologist, stillbirth, support, training, trying, TTC

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