Home / Podcast This is Motherhood: Jamie Jones wants BIPOC moms to get the birth support they need Jamie Jones In this bonus episode of the Motherly Podcast, guest host Joyce Brewer speaks with Jamie Jones, a childbirth educator at Birthsmarter, a doula, a pre- and postnatal corrective exercise specialist, and a certified personal trainer. By Motherly March 29, 2022 Jamie Jones Rectangle This episode is sponsored by Target. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Motherly and mamas. In this week’s special bonus episode of “This is Motherhood,” host Joyce Brewer speaks with Jamie Jones, a childbirth educator at Birthsmarter, a doula, a pre- and postnatal corrective exercise specialist, and a certified personal trainer. Jamie’s birth experience and her experience with postpartum depression led her to switch careers, so she could help support other women through the pre-and post-birth experience. Since then, she’s learned so much and Jamie explains why it is so important for BIPOC moms to advocate for themselves when giving birth – she also shares tactics and tools they can use to combat postpartum depression and explains how new moms can motivate themselves to move their bodies during a very exhausting time. Related Stories Podcast This is Motherhood: Sonia Smith-Kang on embracing multiculturism Season 10 Eva Chen on the immigrant experience and the importance of self-love Season 10 Dr. Hansa Bhargava wants over-scheduled families to relax The latest Birth Black Moms are being told to ‘speak up’ during birth—but they deserve better, too Birth Why every mom deserves a doula (and how Texas is stepping up to help) News Moms are getting $7,500 for having a baby in Michigan—here’s how it’s transforming lives Birth ‘You kept me calm’: Michigan mom delivers baby in ambulance with help from heroic first responders