All Entries
| Name | Image Title / Description | Image |
|---|---|---|
| Nadia Stone | Blur : Birth is the blur |  |
| Emarie Mans | Surrounded by support. Moments before a hospital transfer, mom looks up ready to meet her baby after days of labor. |  |
| Emarie Mans | A long moment of tranquility, where the only strength remaining lays in a few fingertips. |  |
| Emarie Mans | Roars of strength turned to tears of joy. A moment of peace and sweet relief in the middle of a busy hospital scene. |  |
| Emarie Mans | Birth of head! The exact moment frozen in time on the midwives watch, and cherished forever. |  |
| Emarie Mans | The moment things changed. After a scary moment in a home birth, grandma and doula hold hands as mom and dad welcome their new baby, who has not yet left mom's arms. |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | Oxytocin Powered Birth. Mama Used Every Whisper and Caress to Confidently Birth Their Baby. Country Vic, 2023. |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | Baby A. Overtime. Baby B. Proud Mama. Birth Suites, 2021 |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | HBA2C. Homebirth After Two Caesareans. Country Vic, 2023 |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | Calm. Mama with Twin A Following Resolution of 2L PPH. Birth Suites, 2021 |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | Clinical Observations in a Non-Clinical Setting. Victoria, 2021 |  |
| Rhia Mathlin-Cook | Baby Born At Home Into Mum and Dad's Hands, Country Vic, 2021 |  |
| Natalie Broders | The Work of Four |  |
| Natalie Broders | Fluid Bonds |  |
| Natalie Broders | Gradual Emergence |  |
| Natalie Broders | Hold me, I Don't Think I Can Do This Much Longer |  |
| Natalie Broders | A Quiet Moment in Between Waves |  |
| Natalie Broders | The Lovers After |  |
| Natalie Broders | Whispers of Peace in the Wake of Labor |  |
| Natalie Broders | Grit, Vernix, and Unbreakable Bonds |  |
| Natalie Broders | The Reach |  |
| Natalie Broders | The Art of Multitasking |  |
| Crystal Dorothy | "Unity" I chose this image because I loved how you could see each of their hands as baby Luz starts to crown, in particular, Heathers hand, where you see the red yarn-a visual reminder of unity from Christians blessingway (a part of the cord ceremony). And while the red yarn inspired the "Unity" title, this birth was also the very definition of unity. Everyone in this birthing space knew their "job" and worked together flawlessly. It was beautiful to watch. |  |
| Sara Crandall | The Embrace |  |
| Lindsey Ellis | Face to Face |  |
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