Sarah Johnson

Doula & Birth Photographer

Tifton, GA

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March 21, 2026

FILED IN: Uncategorized

If you’re the kind of person who replays conversations in your head, who Googles symptoms at midnight, and who wants to know exactly what to expect before walking into a situation, birth can feel overwhelming. Not because you’re incapable, but because uncertainty is hard on your nervous system. If you’re a naturally anxious person and […]

March 7, 2026

FILED IN: Pregnancy

Most of the time, “red flags” during prenatal care won’t be dramatic. It won’t be outright hostility or clear negligence. There probably won’t be raised voices or blatant disrespect. Instead, it’s usually little things that slowly add up and leave you wondering whether your provider is someone you can really trust. A question that gets […]

February 4, 2026

FILED IN: Birth, Pregnancy

When people picture doula support during a hospital birth, they often imagine something very specific and not always accurate. TV and media tend to portray doulas as aggressively “woo woo” (yes, that’s a technical term): shoving essential oils in faces, loudly advocating over medical staff, coaching every breath, or insisting birth happen a certain way. But […]

January 20, 2026

Most people prepare for birth by focusing on the physical side of it—what their body will need to do, how to get it ready, what might hurt, what could go wrong, what to pack, what to plan for. Those things are important. But there’s another layer that can shape the experience just as much, and […]

December 21, 2025

FILED IN: Postpartum

In my last post, What No One Prepares You For Postpartum, I talked about the physical side of postpartum—the recovery no one really prepares you for and the kind of support that actually helps your body heal. But there’s another part that often ends up being even harder, and far less talked about: postpartum mental […]

December 7, 2025

FILED IN: Postpartum

We spend so much time talking about birth. The contractions. The hospital bag. The birth plan. But what no one prepares you for is postpartum: what happens after the baby arrives. Postpartum is beautiful and tender… and it’s also messy, emotional, overwhelming, and nothing like the highlight reel we see and share online. The truth […]

November 23, 2025

Doula Support in Tifton & Surrounding South GA Are you pregnant and wondering what a doula does? Most people think doulas show up during labor and offer a few comforting words or pain relief techniques. But that’s actually just a small part. A doula’s real work happens long before contractions start. It’s in the quiet […]

October 18, 2025

Practical wisdom from midwife and mother of six, Victoria Gordon of Red Moon Midwifery, on grace, rest, and letting go of perfect. Finding Balance in Motherhood is the fourth and final post in a series called Conversations With a Midwife, drawing from my conversation with Victoria Gordon, a certified nurse midwife, mother of six, and founder of […]

October 4, 2025

FILED IN: Birth, Pregnancy

Do you really need a birth plan? The short answer: Yes. But maybe not for the reasons you think. A birth plan isn’t about scripting your labor down to the minute. It’s not about being “rigid” or expecting everything to go exactly as written. Instead, a birth plan is a tool. It’s a foundation for […]

September 26, 2025

How to prepare for a positive birth experience is the third post in my Conversations With a Midwife series, drawing from my conversation with certified nurse midwife Victoria Gordon, founder of Red Moon Midwifery. From her offices in Jacksonville, FL, St. Mary’s and Valdosta, GA, she cares for families seeking home birth, midwifery care, and holistic wellness. If you […]