Birthing Roots Doula Care

10/16/2026

Cradleboards have been used by Native families for generations and remain an important cultural tradition for many communities.

If your family uses a cradleboard, make sure it is in good condition and securely fastened. Follow guidance from your community knowledge-keepers and elders to help keep baby safe and comfortable.

10/15/2026

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Parents who are breast feeding are invited to join a monthly support group hosted at the Six Nations Birthing Centre (1350 Second Line)

It will be hosted on the fourth Thursday of the month, from 11am-1pm.

Please call to register: (519) 445-4022

10/06/2026

Join us to hear about Sacred Ties: A Perinatal Mental Health Initiative that is active in the Sokaogon Chippewa Community and the Forest County Potawatomi Community.
Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/cEZJyr4RTp20R_vo22AJEA

10/02/2026

Feeding Your Baby:

A 4-week series where we will learn how to prepare nutrient rich foods for your baby.

Date: Wednesdays, October 14, 21, 28 & November 4, 2026
Time: 10 am-12 pm
Location: Family Gatherings (18 Stoneridge Circle)

Open to 6 months of age and older | Childcare and all supplies provided

To register, call or text: (519) 751-8672 or email [email protected]

09/30/2026

🌿 SKENNENHÁTYE WOMEN’S HEALING & WELLNESS SERIES 🌿

This October, we’re creating space for women to connect, learn, reflect, and nurture themselves through four meaningful evenings centred around healing and wellness. 🤍

Each week will feature a different theme, a shared meal, guided conversation, and hands-on Skennenhátye wellness experiences.

Limited spaces available. We encourage you to register early and join us for this special month of women’s connection, learning and healing. 🌿

📍 Skennenhátye | 2121 Fourth Line, Ohsweken
📞 519-445-3046

Instagram: Register through the link in our bio.

Facebook: Register here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScJm3QX5oKBC0Q6NXvqQ_l8NUvPLnArjQVjRQ_Joci4hu0C-w/viewform?pli=1

Come heal with us 🤍

08/11/2026

08/11/2026

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08/11/2026

Join us as we celebrate the many cultural and community observances that make National Breastfeeding Month such a powerful time for learning, advocacy, and connection. Throughout August and September, we'll honor the diverse voices, traditions, and movements that strengthen the First Food field.

Check out the 2026 observance calendar and visit our NBM webpage to learn more about each observance and discover ways to get involved. https://bit.ly/3PUR38w

Together, let's RISE. 🌄

07/08/2026

Your birth experience matters. Your grief matters. And you deserve a space where both are held 💙

PSI's Birth & Medical Trauma Loss Group is a free, virtual peer support group for birthing persons who are carrying the weight of two realities at once: the pain of a traumatic birth and the grief of losing their baby.

You may be reliving moments you can't stop thinking about. Feeling unheard. Unsupported. Out of control. And on top of all of that, living without your child.

This group won't ask you to be okay. It will help you understand the effects of trauma, explore your emotions, and find coping strategies alongside others who truly get it, led by trained peer facilitators who show up for you every step of the way.

💙 Always free. Always virtual. Always confidential.

🔗 Learn more and register at https://loom.ly/RzwTBwc

07/07/2026

REGISTRATION LINK UPDATED: https://forms.gle/Ey93saKViNLLS2FC9

This virtual space is for people who are pregnant, planning for pregnancy, postpartum, or supporting a birthing person. This space will focus on decolonizing birth work with topics including treating birth and postpartum as ceremony and how cultures across the diaspora do this as well as traditional healing practices with plant medicines and traditional foods. We will also discuss postpartum care planning, the importance of nutrition, identifying your supports and care network, and sharing resources. Healing through connection and practices will be fostered throughout the time together. This is being shared through an Indigenous lense and worldview from traditional practices of BIPOC.

Join our own Kaela Wabanimkee-Harris as she takes you through a 2-part journey.