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Imprint Birth Brianna is a Licensed Midwife and Registered Nurse serving clients in Southeast, WI.

10/21/2026

By the time Claire decided to make her grand entrance, I was almost 41 weeks pregnant. We had waited a long time for this little girl, and while I was more than ready to meet her, I had no idea just how quickly everything was about to unfold.

We had hoped and planned for a home birth after my previous C-section, and getting to experience it was something I will never take for granted. But the story of how we got here is worth sharing, because it was beautiful, intense, a little chaotic, and very much real life.

XOXO
Molly

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Last month, I had the immense privilege of assisting in my fourth career twin birth. As a newer midwife, I know that bei...
10/20/2026

Last month, I had the immense privilege of assisting in my fourth career twin birth. As a newer midwife, I know that being invited into these spaces is a special kind of honor. I have learned a lot from the humbling experience of multiples, and each birth teaches us something new. However this one was extra ordinary and efficient, with nearly half of the team arriving after baby A made his appearance 😂
You see, it’s our belief that a pregnancy isn’t inherently “high risk” just because there are two babies occupying the same space. Most twin pregnancies have a lot to gain by the hour long appointments, attention to detail and diet/lifestyle that midwifery care has to offer. With good inclusion guidelines, informed conversations, and a solid midwifery team, this can be an option for families who are desiring care within the walls of their home.

Baby A: 9lb 3oz
Baby B: 5lb 15oz

Weights are approximate, from my memory đŸ«¶đŸŒ

Thankful to Marisa Rogers for gathering such a thoughtful and intentional team, the family for their trust in the plan, and to God for guiding us and preparing us for this special day.

This is how we change the world, one birth at a time. Two tiny hands deep in the work, one little girl with the best of ...
10/09/2026

This is how we change the world, one birth at a time.
Two tiny hands deep in the work, one little girl with the best of questions, who now views birth as just an extraordinary day in her life.
Silently dreaming that one day, she too might birth tiny little babies, surrounded by love with the comforts of home.
Imagine if this was how we all were introduced to birth. Would it be something we fear, or something we look forward to?
Jacinta Lagos

10/07/2026

If you’re looking for midwives in the Beaver Dam area - Joey is a blessing to all. She’s created a wonderful birthing suite for those who wish to birth in a home away from home

10/04/2026

As a doctor and midwife with over four decades of experience, I’ve seen how stepping into a hospital—putting on that gown, being confined to a bed—can shift the mindset of pregnancy from vitality to illness. You’re suddenly no longer the powerful, healthy person bringing life into the world—you’re a “patient.”⁠

While hospitals can be necessary and life-saving for some births, the way care is often structured can unintentionally erode confidence and autonomy—turning what might have been a physiologic birth into medical chaos. What starts as a healthy, natural process too often becomes a medical drama.⁠

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My life’s work has been dedicated to reminding women to question norms, trust their bodies, and reclaim their power in birth. Birth is not an illness—it can be one of the most transformative, healthy journeys of your life.⁠

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Yet women are both experiencing escalating interventions and even birth trauma, while losing touch with the potential transformative power of birth. ⁠

This is why I created the Mama Pathway birth course: to help you reclaim your role as the expert on your body and baby, understand what to expect in any setting (hospital, birth center, or home), and feel empowered to make informed decisions every step of the way.⁠

In Mama Pathway, we cover:⁠

🌟 How to define—and get—a truly empowered birth, on your terms⁠

🌟 How to decide on YOUR best place and people for birthing⁠

🌟 The tools to feel confident and powerful in your choices—no matter the setting⁠

🌟 Navigating the medical model while maintaining autonomy for the outcomes and experience you want⁠

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If you’re planning a home or birth center journey—or a hospital birth—you deserve to know you’re a whole, healthy mama, not a “patient,” even if complications arise.⁠

Let’s shift the narrative, together. Join me in Mama Pathway! A new cohort starts this month, but you can begin classes and join the community TODAY! DM me for the link!⁠

Did you experience a mindset shift during pregnancy or birth? Was it empowering, mostly fear and anxiety—or do you need healing around your experience?⁠
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Let’s talk. ❀ I’m listening. ⁠

xo, Aviva

A little corner of home that has been slowly becoming something so much more.I’ve been pouring so much love into this sp...
10/04/2026

A little corner of home that has been slowly becoming something so much more.

I’ve been pouring so much love into this space, choosing each little detail with intention and creating somewhere that feels warm, peaceful, welcoming, and truly like us.

A place for prenatal visits, conversations, questions, education, curious play for your littles and the beginning of something really special.

Though it always feels like it’s not quite finished yet, I’m already so excited to welcome women into this space. With the same warm welcome that you all invite me into yours, I wanted a space where home life and midwifery practice could co-exist. Little by little, it’s becoming the home office space I dreamed of, reflecting the level of deep relationship based care that is so important to me in this practice.

One of my favorite little pieces of postpartum careA simple herbal blend for those tender, swollen, healing days after b...
10/01/2026

One of my favorite little pieces of postpartum care

A simple herbal blend for those tender, swollen, healing days after birth — because the body deserves just as much nurturing in the hours and days after baby arrives as it did while growing them.

There is something so beautiful about using simple herbs, warm water, and gentle care to support the body as it heals.

Make your own:
Comfrey, calendula, lavender, plantain, add sea salt or Epsom salt to the bath later.

1/4 c to a quart mason jar with boiled water for 4-6 hours strain into a shallow bath or peri bottle.

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