Amber Winick is a writer, an author, a coach and group facilitator, and an independent design historian. She has spent her whole career immersed in design, birth and child development from one angle or another.
She’s also a mother of three, New Yorker living in London, co-housing enthusiast, crafts novice, avid thrifter and nature fanatic.
Designing Motherhood
Things That Make and Break Our Births is a book by Amber Winick and Michelle Millar Fisher (MIT Press/Penguin Random House, 2021) and an internationally touring exhibition.
“Designing Motherhood makes the case that there is a whole world of objects pertaining to women, mothers and pregnant people that have been overlooked from the perspective of form and function, and unstudied in terms of how their designs came to be.”
-Melena Ryzik, The New York Times
About my services
Linking memory and experience, design history, culture and care, my written work sparks new pathways for storytelling and connection
Because a little support goes a long way. Available for individuals and families both in-person and online
Warm, supportive cohort-based Play Groups for families of infants and toddlers
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