Circle of Moms NC

10/08/2024

10/07/2024

It’s been a long time coming. Our plates have been full.

But…

We are back and building!

02/13/2024

Three reasons why we should address social inequalities that affect black families today.

1. Historical legacy of systemic racism: Historical injustices have created a legacy of social and economic disadvantage for black families, making it difficult for them to achieve upward mobility and thrive.

2. Impact on health and well-being: Social inequalities have a direct impact on the health and well-being of black families. Research has shown that black Americans experience higher rates of chronic health conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease, and have a lower life expectancy compared to white Americans. These health disparities are linked to social determinants of health, such as poverty, limited access to quality healthcare, and exposure to environmental hazards.

3. Inter-generational effects: Social inequalities can have inter-generational effects, meaning they can be passed down from one generation to the next. For example, children growing up in low-income households are more likely to experience poor health, lower educational attainment, and limited job opportunities, perpetuating the cycle of poverty and social disadvantage.

02/09/2024

Systemic racism and social justice for the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) community are important topics that need to be discussed because they highlight the ongoing issues of discrimination, inequality, and injustice faced by these communities.

These issues are deeply rooted in our society and have a long history of oppression and marginalization. By talking about systemic racism and social justice, we can bring attention to the systemic barriers and biases that continue to perpetuate these inequalities and work towards creating a more equitable and just society for all individuals.

Ignoring or avoiding these discussions only perpetuates the problem and hinders progress towards a more inclusive and equal society.

02/08/2024

Advocating for pregnant moms on Capitol Hill is crucial because it ensures that their needs and rights are recognized and protected by lawmakers. Pregnant women face unique challenges and vulnerabilities, and it is important for policies and legislation to address these issues and provide support for them.

Advocating for pregnant moms can also help address systemic issues such as discrimination and inequality that pregnant women may face in the workplace or society.

It is our responsibility to speak up and advocate for pregnant moms to ensure that they receive the care and support they need during this important time in their lives.

02/07/2024

Stereotypes are harmful and limiting beliefs that can prevent us from truly understanding and connecting with others. Let's break free from these narrow-minded assumptions and embrace diversity and individuality.

02/01/2024

As we celebrate Black History Month, it is important to remember that social justice extends to all aspects of our lives, including childbirth, families, and communities. For too long, Black women have faced discrimination and unequal treatment in the healthcare system, leading to higher rates of maternal mortality and other health disparities.

We must continue to have open and honest conversations about these issues and work towards creating a more equitable and just society for all. This means advocating for better access to healthcare, addressing systemic racism and bias in the medical field, and supporting Black mothers and families.

Let us use this month to not only celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black individuals, but also to educate ourselves and take action towards creating a more just and inclusive society.

01/31/2024

Let’s have some fun!

What do you remember most about your last birth?








01/30/2024

I remember this day like it was yesterday. BIRTH DOULA’s can support Moms whether she is having a vaginal birth, or a cesarean birth.

01/29/2024

Meet the passionate faces behind circle of moms. We are here for you, and we are ready to support you one birth at a time.  Jomeka Mowery Nicole Stevens Bauer Victoria Artis Kimberly Norris Gagliano




01/26/2024

This picture was taken on my way to a birth just before Covid.

01/25/2024

Here is a highlight of our past achievements.

As we open up the doors to our most impactful work, we are reflecting on the incredible moments that we’ve shared in the past.