31: Raising seven children, becoming a mom at 16, & a birth story that didn't go as planned-interview with soulful mama Arianna Alloway episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 3, 2018 · 58 MIN

31: Raising seven children, becoming a mom at 16, & a birth story that didn't go as planned-interview with soulful mama Arianna Alloway

from The Soul Mammas Podcast · host Nicole De Leon

Why is it important to always share our sacred birth stories? Today's guest is going to tell us why.  After experiencing a traumatic birth with her seventh baby, today's guest Arianna Alloway was left feeling disappointed and deeply disrespected. This beautiful, soulful mama of seven children, who birthed her first daughter at only 16 years old, faced her own traumas in her youth, which included foster care and an estranged relationship with her birth mother. Arianna believes in the power of telling our birth stories, real self care, and connecting with other mamas to heal birth trauma. It was through these actions that she has found new truth and continues to move towards accepting her birth story with peace.      Go to https://www.soulmammas.com to read more on her story, show notes, take-aways and more! And please and join the new Facebook Group and follow me on Instagram!      

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