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Birth with Irth:

A Mini-Manual to Pregnancy and Childbirth for Black People.

Check out Irth’s TV mention 💫 @iamksealsallers was interviewed by @fjessie on @newsday to talk about the Irth! 👏🏾🤎🙌🏾 #blackbirthmatters #blackwomenlead #womenshistorymonth
#blackmomsdaily
#shareblackstories

CORRECTION (we tagged the wrong account first time) 🚨 This #womenshistorymonth we’re thinking about people who are working to build better futures in their daily work. The @theinsidermom is highlighting some incredible women in their upcoming event: Babes, Bumps & Online Biz 2021 Summit this Friday, March 5th. Our founder @iamksealsallers conversation with @theinsidermom from a few months back will be revisited during the summit! Head over to Insider Mom’s page to follow their work, and click the link in their bio to sign up for the summit. #womenwholead 🙌🏾

Did you know we have a blog? 🚨 One of our goals as an empowering community is to provide resources for expecting, new, and contemplating parents. In the app you can learn from each other’s experiences, and on the blog you can learn from us and experts we love. Today we’re highlighting this post on LGBTQ+ birth, for Black and brown queer families (and anyone serving those groups) who want some guidance on pregnancy and postpartum. Check out the post here (at the link in our bio) and tell your friends to #BirthWithIrth 🤎
- #lgbtqfamily #lgbtqbirth #transbirth #queerbirth #lgbtpride #blackmaternalhealth #blackbirthmatters #birthworkers #postpartum #birthsupport

BLACK HISTORY IS BEYOND FEBRUARY 🤎 There are so many Black people who have done work that has transformed and progressed society. Work that has and continues to provide a brighter future for Black people and beyond. During the nearly finished Black History Month of 2021, we launched a game changing and lifesaving app to help end the mistreatment and the loss of Black birthing people and we watched members of Congress introduce the #momnibus. As we continue to make history, we wanted to reflect on those who we draw inspiration from and those who are empowering our communities 🙌🏾 Black history month maybe be ending, but the making of this history continues on in our work and the work of many others. 💫 #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory365 #blacktechmatters #blackbirthmatters #blackbirthworkers #blm #blackwomenlead

💫 NAVIGATING THE IRTH APP 💫 We are SO excited and grateful to see you all downloading Irth and leaving reviews in the app! We need that support to keep growing, and we understand that in this first stage we’ll be facing some bugs that need to be fixed. When you encounter a bug, fill out this form and our development team will get on the case: bit.ly/37birth We love you! Keep encouraging people you know to #BirthWithIrth 🤎💫👶🏾 #blackmomsdaily #birthsupport

Yesterday was Amber Rose Isaac’s birthday, and the words that @iamksealsallers had for her perfectly sums up how and why we continue to honor those who have lost their lives due to hospital and/or doctor negligence. ⁠
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“I am proud to honor the memory of Amber Rose Isaac, who would have turned 27 today but died in April while giving birth to her beautiful son, Elias, in the Bronx, NYC. ⁠
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When a Black or brown person dies within the hospital system— the hospital won’t speak on it (liability issues are more pressing than honoring life), the newspapers may cover it for a while, but we must never forget. Irth will never forget. ⁠
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When a user reports a maternal death in the app, after verification that hospital review will have an Amber’s rose on it, (in purple, her favorite color) in honor of Amber’s life but ultimately for all the mamas that we will not forget. ⁠
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We are counting. ⁠
We are noting. ⁠
We are putting it on a public record in the app for at least three years. ⁠
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The hospital industry may be silent, but we will not. @4kira4moms is a prime example of how we must always agitate and advocate for change. As Charles says, #ApplyPressure ⁠
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Since Amber’s death, her partner Bruce McIntyre @bizmacthe3rd has been a fearless advocate for ending maternal mortality and speaking truth to the realities of birthing as Black and brown folks in a racist medical system. @savearose.foundation
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Look for Amber’s rose when you search in the Irth app and know that we will never forget. ⁠
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Remember Amber today and always. Remember all the Moms (and infants we have lost).⁠
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We see you. 🧡🧡🧡 “ ⁠
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#sayhername

We need your reviews to make our impact greater 🙌🏾 The question we’re constantly asking is this: Would you recommend your experience of perinatal care to a fellow Black woman or person of color? Being vocal about your experiences of care during pregnancy and childbirth (whether good or bad) is part of the work of creating a better future for all birthing people. Join the community and download Irth on the App Store or Google Play today! 🤎💫👶🏾🗣💪🏾 #birthwithconfidence #birthwithoutbias
#blackmamasmatter
#brownmoms
#birthsupport
#birth
#blackmaternalhealth
#blackmomsblog

The Irth App is LIVE 💃🏾👏🏾💥👶🏾 Download it on the App Store or Google Play, take a look around, and then rate the app to support us! Now people from all marginalized groups can see reviews of care from others like them as a front-end tool for choosing an ob-gyn, birthing hospital or pediatrician. 🤎 #blackbirthmatters #birthwithirth #birthwithoutbias #birthwithoutfear #blacktech #blackmomskillingit #blackmamasmatter

Social justice consultant Frankie Robertson wrote about the weight that she, along with many other Black moms, is carrying in the pandemic. She weaves the real life experience of a day in her life with the real numbers affecting us: “daycare costs averaging more than $9,000 a year, and only 52 percent of Black women saying they have enough income to support their basic needs during COVID-19.” The goal of policy efforts addressing Black maternal health must include providing access to childcare for parents who have been hit hardest by this pandemic. / @frankiebrla @essence ⚪️ Read the full article at the link in our bio! #blackmamasmatter

Many thank yous to @drkristamarie for letting us know what’s up on this day in Black herstory! 👏🏾🤍👩🏾‍⚕️ #blackdoctorsmatter #blackwomeninmedicine #blackwomenlead #blackgirlmagic #blackhistorymonth

Appreciating this statement by Reni Eddo-Lodge, a Black woman journalist and author focusing on feminism and exposing structural racism. Irth is a space where your voices will chip away at racism and bias in maternity and infant care.
Being vocal about your experiences of care during pregnancy and childbirth (whether good or bad) is part of the work of creating a better future for all birthing people! Share your experience at the link in our bio 🤎 #blackvoicesmatter

First of all: Happy Black History Month 🌹 Today we’re reading @folashadebutler’s story about how transformative and comforting her maternal care experiences were due to having a Black woman doctor. Swipe to read about the magic of Dr. Lynne Lightfoot and the real human impact of #blackwomeninmedicine 👏🏾 #blackmaternalhealth #blackmamasmatter #blackmomsblog #blackdoctorsmatter #blackhistorymonth #blackfuturesmatter #blackmaternalhealth #blackbirthmatters

Flashback to this #blackbreastfeedingweek post from @artmomproject Swipe ➡️ for a quote from @iamksealsallers groundbreaking book The Big Letdown! However you feed, we hope you’re able to be in community with parents who can help you on your journey!
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📸: @kathylo15 #blackmamasmatter #blackmomskillingit

What if you went to Google “Stress management during pregnancy” and it just started acting like your therapist? 🤔 Everyday it seems harder to be mindful, calm, collected, and unbothered. But stress can do a number on us (mind, body, and spirit) so we have to remember to breathe, stretch, and release ourselves from the chaos at least once a day. 🧘🏽‍♀️ Our lives depend on stress / mental health management, so remember to check-in on yourself and/or your birthing friends. 🤎 #maternalmentalhealth Photo Credits:
Model @wavyyjuju @jenszeto
#1 @caraelisetaylorr
#2 @jenellesmith_
#3 @lauraschoorl

We’re grateful to our community of Irth folks who have been willing to share parts of their birth and pregnancy journies. As a Black person giving birth (or supporting a partner who is) there's plenty to be weary of. The medical system has a myriad of biases that can cause serious harm to Black and brown people. Change requires accountability, so telling your story of childbirth is transformative! Go to the link in our bio to share a brief video telling your story, and you’ll be part of our official launch video! 💓 #birthstory #blackbirthmatters #blacklivesmatter #blackmomsblog #blackmamasmatter #birthwithoutbias #birthsupport #blackwomenbreastfeed

Big shoutout to @mamatotovillage for reminding us of this relatable af moment from @issarae’s iconic show @insecurehbo. 🙌🏾 @natasharothwell asks “can you yelp review a maternity ward?” No need to Yelp it. Soon you'll be able to Irth review your maternal care experiences. When Black folks are writing the script, we get to see these very much lived traumas referenced on screen. In the perfectly delivered sincerity and comic relief of this scene, we’re reminded that Irth is something that our communities need, want, and deserve! ⠀
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The way you experienced treatment during pregnancy and birth is an important story. Irth is the place where you can share that story (with doctor and hospital reviews), and help potentially save the lives of people like you. 🤍
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Tell us in the comments if you would like to Birth With Irth, or if you wish you could have. Your stories matter! #birthwithoutfear #birthwithirth #birthwithoutbias ⠀
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Jeanne Lee photographed by Enrico Romero, 1970s. #repost from @artsyandblack 🤎✨🤎 The multitudes of Black motherhood — nourishing and inspiring and doing what needs to be done. Reward yourselves with rest (however that looks for you) in the process. ✨ #blackmomsbelike

We want to know what your birth story is! In this video, our founder @iamksealsallers speaks on the stark contrast in how she was treated at the same hospital attended by her colleagues. Her experience was part of the driving force for creating Irth. Whatever your story it's an important one to tell! Submit a short video of you talking about your birth experience and it could be included in our official launch video! 💛 link in our bio to enter #blackmomsblog #blackmomsdaily #maternalmortality #blackmaternalhealth #blackbirthmatters #birthstory #birthsupport #birthwithoutfear #newmomlife #blackmamasmatter

Here’s to the end of another year-long week! 😅 We hope you got some rest throughout, and if not at least it’s Friday. Close the computer, replace the coffee with something more soothing, and forget the inbox for a little while. 💕 Artwork by @melaniemespi
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#lactationstation #infantfeeding #workingparent #quarantinelife #sandiegobreastfeeds #illustrator #breastmilk #raisingkids #workingmom #ig_motherhood #breastfeedeverywhere #bossbabe #zoomcall

Today’s Read 🗣 In The Guardian, Dr. Tsion Firew writes about her decision to take the vaccine while pregnant. How are you all feeling about the covid vaccines, and access to them? .
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Irth is a project of Narrative Nation, a New York-based 501(c)(3), that creates narrative-centered media and technology to address health disparities. Narrative Nation is a tech non-profit that champions health equity by democratizing the story of inequities to foster systemic change and catalyze behavioral shifts. Learn more at www.WeWriteUs.org