Dispatches from an abolitionist midwife.
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April and everything after
The first time I heard the song “Jessica” was at a birth. It was September. The fading sun of evening shone through billowy curtains. The room was steamy from the giant inflatable pool sitting in the middle of it. My client’s face glowed wi...
Let’s be emotional outlaws together
Hi, friends: it’s been a while.
Maybe I ought to, in this age of having a college-aged child (which is soon enough to become college-aged children), anticipate that I will not want to be writing and posting in August and September. As it t...
Against future-oriented parenting
Children aren't products, they're people
Early on in my parenting journey, I started asking myself a question whenever I found myself getting overwhelmed or impatient with my children:
In which the books we read tell us about the people we've been
I started “reading for pleasure” in earnest in 2007. “Wait, Robina,” you might be thinking. “Haven’t you consistently characterized yourself as the sort of child who always had their noise in a book?” Well, yes, I have. And I was! I was a...
Grief as a form of resistance
A few weeks ago, a client came in for a well person visit. She had given birth with me two years ago, on a Saturday in late May, early enough in the morning that the sun still felt slantwise and sharp rather than lavish and draping. Her bir...
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Pakistani-American community midwife, award-winning writer and PhD, and unschooling mother of 4 living in Lenapehoking/Brooklyn.
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