A grateful wife and a conscious mother of 2 (one homebirth), ProEstRo.com organiser and International Affairs Director (since 2014), an author, a publicist, a researcher, a translator, an interpreter, and a Midwifery Today, Inc. Country Contact for Ukraine.

Svetlana is an economist with two international university degrees in Donetsk National University (Ukraine) and University of Sunderland (UK) (2004), PhD student (Donetsk National University, 2007-2010), Vice-President on Exchange of AIESEC-Donetsk (2000-2002), assistant on Management and International Economics (Donetsk National University, 2004-2006). She was a joyful host of the International Development Studio "LIGHT INDIGO" (2009-2013), co-founder of the public organization "Artists of Life", organizer and host of the clubs on the Conscious and Joyful Parenting (2009-2014), coach of the joint gymnastics trainings for moms and babies from 2 months (2013-2014), an assistant and inspirer for children and parents of indigo children (since 2009).

"It was precisely the birth of the first child 13 years ago that gave me the opportunity to see the potential unlimited capabilities of a person on the example of children. This approach is now commonly called ‘conscious or natural parenthood’ - the desire to have a child, the "dreaming" of his arrival, joyful second birth at home, babywearing, prolonged breastfeeding, no use of children’s teats, natural swaddling, complementary foods based on pedagogy, dynamic gymnastics, joint joyful learning while communicating with the child.

When my first child was born, other children, older ones, began to "knock on" my life. They are considered to be indigo: they showed me their abilities in amazing jumps, intuitive vegetarianism, understanding of the world order, vision of people’s and animals colour, the deep need to be understood and accepted by their parents.

These experiences, signs and circumstances inspired me to establish the Studio and Club for Reactive Development ‘INDIGO’, which was renamed in 2012 into the International Development Studio ‘INDIGO LIGHT’ because of my fidelity to my dreams and the experience of international activity. Having received international education and participating in the projects with 3-year experience of teaching at the university, it was only with the birth of the child that I realized that "... the perception of subjects and sciences should not be an end in itself. The main thing to know is how to be happy and only parents can show by their example." (Vladimir Megre, "Creation").

The second homebirth became for me a magic and initiation, as well as a challenge in its clash with the medical and judicial systems. "Everything that is done is for the best," and I'm grateful for this bittersweet experience, otherwise there would not be my Internet project "Miracle in the Heart", which brought together families and experts from five continents, and provides moral, spiritual, information, consulting and legal support to our participants! I am grateful to this project, which helps me to develop my research, writing and spiritual qualities.

“It was of fundamental importance for me to create a global educational project that helps people speaking different languages to serve people. Serving children and parents, in my opinion, is one of the highest missions of the mother and person, as "... it is thanks to the children, parents experience this mother or father love, and soul could experience something that can not be bought for any money; It is thanks to the children parents recall the inherent unconditional joy, purity, clarity to their childhood, and even feel it again; It is thanks to the children their parents have a wonderful opportunity to discover selflessness, compassion, creativity and other qualities ...” (- Sergey Mazurkevich, psychologist, writer)

Since 2019 Svetlana Demianova-Ponomarenko has been a Midwifery Today, Inc. Country Contact for Ukraine, as well as the designer of the first in the modern world Protective Charm Birthing Gowns ‘Miracle in the Heart’ (https://proestro.com/birthing-gown).