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Bhabhu Baby- The art and culture of African baby wrapping

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Let's get baby tied on your back and you started on your journey! 

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Sunday August 30th, 2026

10:30am Virtual Offering 

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Learn Southern African practices, proverbs, and traditions for safe newborn and infant care! An interactive course developed by African birth workers, Bhabhu Baby was created from extensive research and consultations with female Zimbabwean elders, developmental psychologists, medical doctors, and physical therapists who have “Bhabhue-ed” their children! You’ll walk away from this class with the materials, maneuvers, confidence, new-age safety measures, and ancient knowledge to ensure physical, developmental, and emotional benefits for you and your baby’s journey together!

Muzvere

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Physical and mental self-care methods for mothers after bringing new life!

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Sunday October 4th, 2026

11:30am Virtual

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Muzvere is the Shona word for one who has recently given birth. An invaluable class for mothers and doulas alike, Muzvere offers effective ways to manage, sustain, rest, AND develop your mind and body while tending to your newborn. You will leave this class with a 40 day postpartum plan for yourself or for your clients.

Masungiro- A Zimbabwean Model of Postpartum Care

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Mommy needs care too!

Sunday September 6, 2026

11:30am Virtual Offering

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A great class for mothers and doulas, Masungiro utilizes Zimbabwean customs to conceptualize, personalize, and facilitate a postpartum plan centered around the mother’s well-being. 

Imba ya Amai- Zimbabwean Spiritual Architecture of the Mother's room

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Bring the spiritual into the birth room!

September 13th, 2026

11:30am Virtual Offering 

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 Imba ya Amai, the mother's room, explores and applies the brilliance behind the spiritual architecture of the rural Shona kitchen to reignite our ancestral confidence as mothers and grandmothers.

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