The Baby Links Story Series

Chapter 1

“The Baby Links Story”

In the heart of a vibrant tropical town, where palm fronds danced with the ocean breeze and birdsong echoed through the morning air, there stood a coffee shop like no other — The Baby Links Social Club.

It's walls were painted with intention: a deep, earthy green on the bottom for grounding, and a bold orange on top for warmth and creativity — divided by a crisp horizontal line like a boundary between body and spirit. Lush plants overflowed from every corner, and the scent of espresso mingled with frangipani and sea salt. But what truly made this place special wasn’t just the atmosphere — it was the people.

At the center of it all was Eva, a blonde, blue-eyed midwife with a heart full of vision. Her laughter was easy, her camera always slung over her shoulder, and her phone never far from her hand, capturing moments that mattered. She wasn't just a midwife; she was a teacher, a philosopher in disguise, a passionate content creator, and the soul behind The Baby Links. Eva had made it her mission to do something radical: bring obstetricians, midwives and other health professionals together — not just to work alongside each other, but to truly collaborate, heart to heart.

Her partner-in-purpose was Ama, a striking midwife with rich dark skin and a crown of free-spirited curls that framed her face like a halo. Ama radiated warmth and confidence, her eyes always twinkling with mischief or wisdom — often both. She had travelled the world, catching babies in Bali, mentoring doulas in Ghana, and sipping chai in Morocco. But it was in this little coffee shop that she found her calling: building bridges and shifting paradigms.

Each day, the two women hosted Birth & Brew mornings at the café — an open, informal gathering where expectant mothers, midwives, health visitors, physiotherapists, neonatal nurses, doulas, birthkeepers, specialists in pregnancy and beyond and even the most clinical of obstetricians could sit down over mango lattes or coconut cappuccinos and talk. Really talk. About birth. About fear. About power. About peace. They facilitated storytelling circles, laughter-filled classes, and even livestreamed Q&As for their growing online community.

Eva often mused aloud to the group, "What if we measured success in birth not by procedure, but by how heard a woman feels?"

Ama would follow with, “And what if care wasn’t just medical, but ancestral — rooted in trust and global wisdom?”

The walls of The Baby Links held more than color — they held vision, healing, and revolution.

Together, Eva and Ama weren’t just brewing coffee — they were brewing change. (Ibw Ama drinks tea😀)

Story created with the help of AI prompted by Natalia Karali . Yes is not perfect and needs a human to direct it and it calles loote a latte,😂 but it captured great the atmosphere and spirit of The Baby Links. Missing a representative photo of Ama.

The website still is not perfect, but getting there. Thank you everyone who are supporting us and joining The Baby Links social club after talking to us. E-mail us at: [email protected] if you would like to meet up or arrange a zoom call. The Baby Links Mum's Edition coming soon as a membership for future mums and parents.

Natalia, Afia and The Team