about us. it's about you.

Hey, we are all in this thing called life. And for us (meaning, people like you and I), it's life with kids.

For us personally, having kids is amazing. We see it as life at its full force, coming at us like the sheer truth we just have to face. On the daily. (Phewf.) Life with kids is so real that you're dropped to your knees in awe, ready to receive and just do because you really do know now you're not anything and oh my goodness LIFE is amazing. 
Like that moment your newborn baby stirs and holds your finger tight and you're melting and amazed and further grateful because you somehow received the privilege to be responsible for this whole soul and its future. Woah, that's huge. Welcoming life and being passed on such a torch is a big deal. 
But being just human parents, we need support. Support that makes us all keep it together enough for this parenting business to be a successful one. It's definitely a long-distance, long-endurance thing too, while operating life (now with more bills to pay) and keeping yourself intact within it. Oh, and keeping up with all other relationships at that. The support needed will look different for everyone. It's simple: we are all different people so we will all parent and live differently. But we share the identity of being a parent in this current world and some tears and laughter we can share or spare for one another. And that's what we are here for. To offer a peace of mind, and in return share the bliss of parenthood with fellow parents. ALOHA.

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Baby aWearness is created based on expertise of birth + familyhood, holistic health, and real life family lifestyle experiences. 
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"Being a doula and having a storefront supporting birthing and growing families, we really got to get to know a huge range of families. And of course, based on our own personal experiences too, we want to share and honor the true essence of familyhood. This connection families can share is an honest piece of purity in this otherwise conflicted world. At the end, it's not about methods or choices made but the fact that choices were available and consciously made. Being able to do that can matter when you're doing something as big as raising a family and the next generation." 

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