Today, Corrie Fraser shares her journey as a doula and her relationship with Sam, highlighting the power of presence in birth support and the importance of mentorship in doula training.

The conversation with Corrie covers the power of presence in doula work, the challenges of sustainability and setting boundaries, the importance of community and support, and reflections on relationships and gratitude.

Corrie shares insights on being present in discomfort, understanding the timeline of birth, and accepting limitations and mistakes. She also discusses the challenges of sustainability, the empowerment of 'no' to strengthen 'yes', and the importance of trusting the inner voice and seeking support.

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In this episode of Motherhood Matters, Sam reflects on how a simple garden can teach powerful lessons about faith and parenting. Through the imagery of training vines, pruning away distractions, and patiently waiting for growth, we’re reminded that God is the faithful Gardener of our souls—and of our children’s hearts and we are called to be gardeners too. This episode encourages moms to trust God’s process, stay faithful in the daily tending, and find hope even when the fruit isn’t visible yet.

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In this conversation, Sam and Sara explore the challenges and joys of balancing motherhood with their work as doulas. They discuss the emotional load of their profession, the importance of community support, and the flexibility that comes with their non-traditional work environment.

The conversation highlights the lessons learned from motherhood, the significance of involving their children in their work, and the need for self-care and rest. Ultimately, they emphasize that both motherhood and entrepreneurship can coexist and enrich each other, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys.

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