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A Time To Birth

Registration is now open for the spring series of our Childbirth Education with a Jewish Twist class.  Could this be the childbirth education class for you?    
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Upcoming JBN Birth Circles in February, April and May

Join us February 3 at Congregation Beth El of the Sudbury River Valley.  Pregnant women and your partners, new moms and dads and anyone interested in birth and babies is welcome to come connect, share stories, and ask questions in a supportive, pluralistic environment.  
Read more about it here. 
 

Meet the Mohel Interview Series


We're interviewing Boston-area mohalim and sharing what we learn.  Watch / read our first interviews
Dr. Yosef Glassman
Dr. Stacy Rubtchinsky

Welcome, soon-to-be and new Jewish parents in the Boston area and beyond!

Birth may be the one moment in life universally recognized as miraculous, but it can feel like an ordeal of tests, worries and fears.  

Parents can best connect with the miraculous when they are able to make the experience their own, in a context of support and encouragement.  

The Jewish Birth Network sees birth, experienced as miraculous, empowering families  to make confident, thoughtful, individual Jewish parenting choices.  
By helping emerging families learn about birth in general and in a Jewish context, create networks of support, and forge relationships with supportive birth professionals, we hope to invigorate the community with a generation of Jewish children raised in a diverse community of confident, engaged Jewish parents. 
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