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Womb Song

Singing & community support through pregnancy, birth and postpartum

Singing has been used for millennia around the world to support life transitions such as birth, and Womb Song passionately carries on this lineage. Womb Song guides pregnant, new parents and interested birth workers through the art, science and magic of singing into parenthood. Our work includes community singing circles, labor and birth support, parent/baby blessings, and education.

Womb Song online perinatal song rituals, Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time.

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What People Are Saying

“Womb Song was the best part of pregnancy”

– Dana

“Your beautiful voice, and your wonderful heart filled our blessingway with such light!”

— Maggie Muir, Lactation Consultant at Sutter Maternity

“Dear Womb Song, I just gave birth to my amazing little boy and I honestly couldn’t have done it without you! There were moments during my 42, yes 42, hour labor that I wasn’t sure how I could keep going on. I had the music of Womb Song with me and I was listening to the recordings during intense moments of my birth. One moment in particular I was feeling that I couldn’t take anymore and my whole body seemed to be coming apart…as I listening to the Hallow Bamboo song and went back to the circle of women in my mind, I found my place of strength again and was able to get through that trying time. Thank you for being there for me!”

-MK

“Gathering with others to lift each other up in song has truly saved my life these last few months and given me permission to feel and share what’s in my heart.”

– DN, on her journey to conceive

“Forget the other stuff, let’s just sing!”

– Carmen, Doula

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A birth support person comforting a laboring parent during childbirth.

Frequently Asked Questions