Your Village Starts Here: A Pregnancy Q&A Event

Pregnancy comes with a lot of questions and not always enough time or space to ask them.

This interactive, supportive event is designed to give expecting moms the chance to hear directly from trusted professionals who support families through pregnancy and postpartum, without pressure, judgment, or information overload.

You’ll meet a small panel of local practitioners who work closely with pregnant and postpartum families, and you’ll have the opportunity to ask the questions you’ve been holding onto (anonymously!).

Instead of a lecture or sales-focused workshop, this is a conversation.
Questions will be collected during registration and throughout the event so you can ask what you really want to know comfortably and anonymously.

You’ll hear from four practitioners who support different but connected aspects of pregnancy and early postpartum:

• Christine Becerra, Full-Spectrum Doula
  Supporting families emotionally, physically, and informationally through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
• Nicolette Morgan, Pelvic Floor Therapist
  Helping you understand your changing body, prepare for birth, and support pelvic health during pregnancy.
• Josh Budzinski, Chiropractor
  Sharing how chiropractic care can support comfort, alignment, and mobility throughout pregnancy.
• Christina Lubrino, Pediatric Occupational Therapist
  Offering practical guidance for the early postpartum period, including how to hold and support your newborn in ways that feel confident and safe.

Topics may include (based on your questions!):

• Common pregnancy discomforts and how to support your body
• Preparing your body for birth
• What pelvic floor health really means during pregnancy
• Movement, alignment, and comfort
• What to know before your baby arrives
• How to hold and support your newborn in the early days
• When to seek extra support and from whom

No question is too small, too basic, or “silly.”

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher Christine Becerra