PUSHING FORWARD.

The numbers are bad. Really bad. The situation is dire. As a country, we should be very, very ashamed. But the good news? We can change this

Umbilical cords can be imaged using existing ultrasound color doppler technology. Why are so many babies lost to cord incidents/"accidents"?

PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy is proud to partner with Kicks Count on a groundbreaking initiative to combat misinfo. about fetal movement.

Itchy hands/feet? Don't ignore the itch! This can be a warning sign of Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) - report to your OB ASAP!

For expectant parents in the United States, understanding your rights is crucial. Learn about options for paid Prenatal & Postpartum leave.

About 1 in 4 pregnant individuals carry Group B Strep (GBS). Only some babies who are exposed to GBS become infected but it can be dangerous

Every birthing person deserves support - and lots of it. Whether from a partner, provider, or doula, we'll help you make an empowered choice

Not so fun fact: Black mamas are MORE THAN TWICE as likely to lose their baby to stillbirth, and almost 4x as likely to lose their OWN lives

We've created a simple, actionable guide for medical providers, policymakers, and birth workers to better support families after a loss.

Did you know: stillbirth risk doubles after 40 weeks. And there is no medical/regulatory reason to be denied an induction after 39 weeks.

Pregnancy is a life-changing experience that comes with its share of challenges and uncertainties. Here are 5 practical advocacy steps.

Early Cervical Dilation (also known as IC, or "Incompetent Cervix") affects about 1% of pregnant people and can lead to preterm birth.

Navigating lactation after stillbirth is an emotional and physically challenging journey. Below are tips and resources to support you.

I wouldn't be holding my double rainbow baby boy in my arms without PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy!

#SideToSleep is only part of the story - getting quality sleep is also critical to your and your baby's health during pregnancy.

Advocating for yourself in today's medical system isn't easy, but it is key to having an empowered pregnancy. Make sure your voice is heard!

If you have ANY CONCERNS about your baby or yourself, put in a call to your healthcare provider or head to L&D. It's always better to ask!

Just as no two children are alike, no two pregnancies are either. That's why it's so crucial to know what's normal for your baby & your body

Let's get real: PAL is not all rainbows & butterflies. Here are our top tips & resources for every stage of your subsequent pregnancy.

You already know #MovementsMatter. So what do you do if you notice a change? SEEK HELP. Remember: no one knows your baby better than YOU!