This is a question that every parent is going to hear in some shape and form at some time. And the answer you give will depend on your mindset. The best mindset for this is in Parshas Ki Tisa where we learn about the Kiyor. The Kiyor is the embodiment of desire and oneness fused together to reveal and reflect Hashem's true desires for this world.

I mention this episode inside and it's an important thing to think about when it comes to this topic: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2nqOMS9TgKCZPjAUKKDQIb?si=nu4HrReeT9WyCOkiZooPew

Join me and share your thoughts.

I would love to get your feedback!

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Have you ever felt like you aren't good enough as a woman? Have you ever felt like being a wife and a mother is the thing you're doing wrong?

Do you feel like outsourcing your power in birth? How do you know what the right way to birth is? Everyone is telling you what they believe is best and shoving their trauma and their beliefs onto you. What should you choose?

Bh the secrets are right here in Parshas Teruma. Let's discover them together!

Join me and share your thoughts.

I would love to get your feedback!

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Because you have control and you feel like something is happening finally.

But is that really the best way?

What's the key to labor and pushing?

There are lots of tools and techniques to help. For example: pelvic floor pt and breathing techniques, but the key is trust.

I would love to get your feedback!

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This one's very personal to me.

But I believe it will be relatable to you as a daughter or at the very least as a mother.

What you are doing is a partnership and a deal with infinity. There is no greater and higher purpose than motherhood.

Join me and share your thoughts.

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This week's Parsha is so fascinating! We always talk about Kriyas Yam Suf, but theres also stories of the travels in the Midbar and the war with Amalek, and of course, the part that we are talking about here: The Jewish women. Shiras Miriam

We're learning two Pessukim inside with the Rashi and Kli Yakar.

Were exploring:

-what is the power of Jewish women?

-is birth inherently painful or is it not supposed to be?

Join me and share your thoughts.

I would love to get your feedback!

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Braxton hicks? false labor?

It doesn't exist.

A fetus is like Galus.

A baby who is born is like Geulah.

What are we missing?

There is life, but it's without the Neshama.

Birth is two steps forward and one step back. As we're working on getting our baby out. I can see the baby's head! And now it's gone!

Life feels really pointless. I'm constantly on a hamster wheel pushing forward, but falling backwards? What's the point?

Join me in this week's episode to find out!

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The world feels so bad and so dark.

How are people arguing about such trivial things these days?

Why are mothers banding against mothers?

Why is everything so polarized?

The answers and the nuance in Motherhood is in this week's Parsha.

Hey, I'm Batya Kahn. A Rebbetzin, doula, and Birth Educator. Join me on this journey of discovery of how the Torah helps us be awesome mothers.

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In this episode, we discuss the power of the Jewish women back in Mitzrayim and the way the midwives guided and supported them.

We discuss how you can get this support today. Using an obstetrician or a midwife and adding a doula to the mix if you so choose!

You are powerful, you can know yourself, and you got this!

Oh and here's the link for today's version of the Mashber, the birth stool. It's expensive though and you can totally get a lot of the same benefits from a toilet: https://www.kayabirth.com/shop/kaya-stool-personal-use-1

Learning Meseches Nidda was a real challenge, but there are so many ways we can do it with English Seforim.

In this episode, I discuss my beef with the English language, ways we can see that we are doing the same Mitzvah of Taharas Hamishpacha as they were in the times of the Bais Hamikdash, and if your husband should join in your birth course. I think husbands who learn are super informed, but whether they learn or not, you need to tell them what to do. Join me as we discuss.

What topics would you like to hear about? Shoot me a dm on instagram @torahbirthing or email [email protected]

In this episode, we're talking about sibling marriage before Matan Torah and the concept of gender swaying. If you want to know more about the Halachic ramifications of that, I would love to talk about it!

Shoot me a dm @torahbirthing or email [email protected]

I would love to hear other topics you want to know about.

On this list of the future:

A summary of Nidda

Stuff you need to know for a homebirth