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Myla Rugge Reflects on 15 years of Mom Prom

By Perinatal Support Washington | June 5, 2025

1.) You’ve done so much volunteering for parenting causes; what inspired you to get started? When I had my first kid in 2008, I started thinking about what moms go through,…

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Bethany’s Story

By Perinatal Support Washington | April 30, 2025

Shortly after getting married, I found out I was pregnant with my third baby, my first with my husband. With my older two children, I had not struggled with any…

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Preparing For Multiples; Interview Jennifer Mendelson, Certified Postpartum Doula

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 9, 2020

Jennifer has been a doula, both for births and for the postpartum period, for about 13 years, and is now focused on just postpartum work. She’s worked with hundreds of…

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First Person; Marloes Koning, mom to twins

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 8, 2020

Marloes Koning is a mom of almost-7-year-old boy/girl twins. She talked to us about her experience of pregnancy and her postpartum period with twins, including dealing with postpartum anxiety. What…

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Resources For Parents of Multiples

By Perinatal Support Washington | March 8, 2020

Resources for Expectant ParentsIf you’re expecting multiples, taking a Multiples Childbirth Education class is an invaluable learning experience and an amazing opportunity to bond with other parents who are soon…

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