Where the Adventure Begins
Birth isn't just an event. This is about how you become a mother. How he becomes a father.
How your family begins.
This is about...
Sovereignty
Holding space without taking over—ensuring parenthood remains in the hands of those it was meant for.
Ceremony
Preparing families for birth as a sacred rite of passage, not a medical event.
Strength
Equipping both mothers and fathers to step into their roles with confidence, reverence, and strength.
Legacy
Restoring lost birth knowledge and grounding families in physiology, divine design, and legacy.
Birth Belongs to families.
Join the Earthbound Clan
Because sovereignty doesn’t mean doing it alone—it means doing it on purpose.
Because you deserve more than fear, more than checklists, more than just survival.
Because you want to walk into birth ready—spirit, body, and mind—knowing you've done the work and been seen through it.
Because this isn’t just about how the baby is born. It’s about how the family begins.
Meet Your Guide
Shomeret : guardian, keeper, watchwoman
Chaya Shual
Jewish convert, wife, and mother of four unassisted-homebirthed humans. I am trained in traditional birth attendance, twin & breech birth techniques, and am a certified BIRTHFIT Leader and Perinatal Nutrition Educator. A lifelong patriot, earth-child, and questioner-of-the-assertion, I believe nature was wisely designed by the Divine Creator and that there is no authority more important than G-d's.
Sophie C.
"Being a part of this clan has been such a blessing for me. The support and camaraderie I have found within this intentional community has been amazing. I love having a group of women who I can navigate the ups and downs of motherhood with, whether they are offering advice or just being there for one another."
Chyenne M.
"Chaya challenged me to think deeply and reflect on all aspects of my life to best prepare for my motherhood."
Olivia S.
"Finding an open, honest group of mothers to engage with, with our children, share the ups and downs of parenthood, birth experiences, life challenges and victories. It has been like balm to the soul to be apart of something that feels like a step toward that change we need as isolated parents and community members."