Of Her Womb & Co.

10/09/2026

10/09/2026

Every year on October 15, I participate in the Wave of Light in memory of my children, Shamiah and Jackson.

This is a moment set aside to say their names, honor their lives, and acknowledge that they will always be part of my family and my story.

This year, I’m inviting other loss parents to join me for a virtual Wave of Light Ceremony.

We’ll spend 30 minutes together in remembrance of the babies we love and carry with us. You do not have to speak or share your story. You can light a candle, bring something that reminds you of your baby, keep your camera off, or simply be present.

Date: October 15, 2026
Time: 6:45 PM | 7:45 PM | 8:45 PM | 9:45 PM ET

Choose the ceremony that works best for you or aligns with 7 PM in your local time zone.

Who will you be remembering?

Register to join me.

10/06/2026

Every year on October 15, I participate in the Wave of Light in memory of my children, Shamiah and Jackson.

For me, lighting a candle is a moment set aside to say their names, honor their lives, and acknowledge that they will always be part of my family and my story.

This year, I’m inviting other loss parents to join me for a virtual Wave of Light Ceremony.

We’ll spend 30 minutes together in remembrance of the babies we love and carry with us. You do not have to speak or share your story. You can light a candle, bring something that reminds you of your baby, keep your camera off, or simply be present.

Date: October 15, 2026
Times: 6:45 PM | 7:45 PM | 8:45 PM | 9:45 PM ET

Choose the ceremony that works best for you or aligns with 7 PM in your local time zone.

Who will you be remembering?

Register to join me.

10/04/2026

Join our Founder, LaKisha Headley, as she speaks at the 6th Annual Black Maternal Mental Health Summit, presented by PSI Georgia.

This marks LaKisha’s third consecutive year participating in the Summit. This year, she’ll be discussing It's Not "Just Postpartum: The Hidden Health Complications We Normalize, Miss & Overlook” and how families, communities, and professionals can recognize concerns and know when to act.

At Of Her Womb & Co., this is part of what we do every day: helping families recognize when something isn’t right, navigate what comes next, and connect with the right support.

We are committed to strengthening maternal health in the communities we serve, one family, one conversation, and one connection at a time.

Registration is FREE!

Legacy Begins Here.

09/03/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month.

This month, we are making space for a conversation that is often difficult to have: maternal su***de.

Pregnancy and postpartum are not always joyful seasons. Some mothers are navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, frightening thoughts, and circumstances that leave them feeling overwhelmed or hopeless.

We have to be willing to talk about su***de before a family is in crisis.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis or thinking about su***de, call or text 988 in the United States.

***dePreventionMonth

07/08/2026

Infertility is surrounded by myths that can leave individuals and families feeling misunderstood, isolated, and unsupported.

It's time to replace assumptions with facts and compassion.

Swipe through to learn the truth behind 10 common fertility myths, then share the one that surprised you most. Save this post and send it to someone who could use the reminder that they're not alone.

Need support navigating your fertility journey? Schedule a 20-minute consultation using the link in our bio.

07/06/2026

July is Uterine Fibroid Awareness Month which is a time to bring attention to a condition that affects millions of women, yet is too often dismissed as "just heavy periods."

Fibroids can impact every stage of a woman's reproductive journey. They may contribute to:
• Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding
• Pelvic pain or pressure
• Frequent urination
• Infertility or difficulty conceiving
• Pregnancy complications
• Fatigue caused by iron-deficiency anemia

Black women are disproportionately affected. They are more likely to develop fibroids at a younger age, experience larger and more numerous fibroids, and face more severe symptoms.

Living with pain, excessive bleeding, or symptoms that interfere with your daily life is not something you simply have to accept.

At Of Her Womb & Co., we believe informed decisions begin with education. Understanding your options and advocating for your health can make a meaningful difference in your care and your quality of life.

If you've been told your symptoms are "normal" but something doesn't feel right, trust yourself and keep asking questions.

Schedule a 20-minute consultation through the link in our bio to learn how we can support you as you navigate your reproductive health journey.

07/05/2026

Returning to work after baby? You’re not alone. Our latest blog post walks through practical steps to build a feeding plan that fits your job, schedule, and family — whether you’re breastfeeding, pumping, or using combination feeding. Get concrete tips on planning, communicating with your employer, and making feeding simpler and less stressful. Read more: https://wix.to/XbhryBH

Returning to work after having a baby brings many challenges for working parents. One of the biggest concerns is how to continue feeding your baby while managing your career. Whether you are breastfeeding, pumping, or using combination feeding, having a clear plan can make this transition smoother a...

07/03/2026

National Bereaved Parents Day honors the enduring love of parents whose children have died.

Every year on July 3, families around the world observe National Bereaved Parents Day, a day set aside to recognize the lives of children who died and the parents who continue to love and remember them.For many, it is a day that passes unnoticed. For bereaved parents, it is a day that quietly acknow...

07/03/2026

Today, on National Bereaved Parents Day, we honor every parent whose child is deeply loved, forever missed, and never forgotten.

At Of Her Womb & Co., we recognize that parenthood does not end with loss. The bond between a parent and their child continues, even when that child is no longer physically present.

Today is especially meaningful for our founder, who joins countless other bereaved parents in remembering her daughter, Shamiah, and her son, Jackson. Their lives continue to shape the work we do and the families we are honored to serve.

If today feels heavy, know this: your grief has a place, your child's life has meaning, and your love is seen.

We remember with you.
We grieve with you.
We honor your children with you.

If you'd like, share your child's name in the comments. We'd be honored to remember them alongside you. 🤍