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Statistics:
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More women over 40 are having children than ever before.

According to new CDC data, birth rates among women 40–44 have risen 127% since 1990, while births among women 45+ are up 450%. At the same time, teen birth rates have dropped dramatically.

Women are prioritizing education, careers, financial stability, and personal growth before motherhood. That reflects greater autonomy and choice, but it also points to the reality that paid leave, affordable childcare, and workplace flexibility are still out of reach for far too many families.

We love seeing women choose motherhood on their own terms. Real progress means building systems that support mothers at every age and every stage.

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Last day of Black Maternal Health Week—but let’s be clear, this work doesn’t clock out. 🤍✊🏾✨

As we close this week with The Cypher Collective, we’re not just honoring the voices that carried us—we’re making space for the ones coming up behind us. The youth aren’t “the future” in some distant way… they’re already here, already watching, already shaping what comes next.

If we’re serious about birth justice, we have to bring them in on purpose.

Not just inspiration—real access. Real tools. Real proximity.
That means: Inviting them into the rooms where conversations are happening

Letting them see birth work in real life, not just online
Teaching them the history AND the skills

Making space for their questions, their ideas, their vision
And most importantly… listening without trying to control the narrative
Because Black mamas deserve care that is rooted, protected, and whole.

And our youth deserve to inherit more than a crisis—they deserve a blueprint.

Let’s tap in together 👇🏾
💬 If you’re part of the next generation, what changes do YOU want to see in maternal care?
💬 What’s something you wish more young people understood about Black maternal health?
💬 Tag a young advocate, student, or future birth worker who’s already walking in purpose

Pour into them. Stand beside them. Pass it forward.
This movement doesn’t end. It grows. 🌱

Postpartum Support You Can Feel Ancient cultures follow "The First Forty Days" tradition - our postpartum nutrition program is focused on healing and rebuilding your body during this critical time, so that you can feed and care for your little one. Designed for blood replenishment, tissue repair, lactation, mood, digesti...

The Last Days of Pregnancy: A Place of In-Between The last days of pregnancy are a distinct time of in-between. It's a tricky time for mothers, as these last few days are biological and psychological events. She's curled up on the couch, waiting, a ball of baby and emotions. A scrambled pile of books on pregnancy, labor, baby names...