About this episode

Angie Rosier discusses retiring her oldest doula bag and the essential items it contained from her experiences at numerous births.

Send us Fan Mail A doula bag is like a time capsule of real births: the tools that help, the “just in case” items you never touch, and the tiny comforts that keep you steady at 3 a.m. Today we’re doing something oddly emotional and surprisingly useful, retiring my oldest birth bag after hundreds and hundreds of births and unpacking what’s actually inside. I share the simple gear that supports labor in real life, not in a perfect checklist fantasy. We talk through the binder of prenatal hando...

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Host: Angie Rosier

Topics covered

• doula bag
• birth tools
• labor support
• prenatal care
• emotional experiences

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