A Podcast of Mothers' stories of childbirth. Weekly interviews with mothers giving their first hand accounts of child birth in Australia. Designed to help educate and inform first time pregnant women, parents wanting to have better subsequent births and birth enthusiasts who love to hear and tell birth stories. An entertaining and heartfelt resource for pregnancy, labour and delivery and postpartu... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 484 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family |
Hannah’s three vaginal births are so different but they all started with pre-labour rupture of membranes (PROM). Her first was induced and she explains the intensity of contractions and how she navigated them. In her second birth she waited days afte... more
In today’s episode, I talk to Jen about her pregnancy, birth and traditional Chinese confinement during postpartum. Jen is a second-generation Chinese-Australian and while she was at first hesitant to embrace the confinement period after birth, when ... more
Bee came to her first pregnancy like most women do; with the understanding that birth is incredibly hard and painful - something to be endured. Understandably, she was terrified and not interested in hearing anyone’s birth story. Thankfully, she was ... more
In today’s episode Ruby shares her journey with infant sleep. We all come to postpartum with a predisposed understanding of baby sleep which usually involves the mindset that it’s the parent’s ‘job’ to ‘teach’ the baby to sleep. But as you will hear ... more
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I’ve learned pretty much everything I know about birth from these podcasts. Thank you for everything you do Sophie!
This podcast began as a beautiful sharing of birth stories with something for everyone, but Sophie would do to be aware of her very apparent bias towards “natural” deliveries and home births. For many women this does not eventuate, and whilst it would be wonderful for every birthing person if they had an uneventful vaginal delivery with minimal tearing, no intervention and no drugs, this is not always possible or in fact realistic. Historically foetal and maternal death during pregnancy and birt... more
My favourite podcast by a mile. I adore hearing women’s stories of their births.. and their stories have also served their ancient purpose of informing, inspiring and empowering me for my own births. I absolutely wouldn’t have had the birth experiences I’ve had without this beautiful resource for knowledge sharing and connection.
I love this podcast and I’ve listened to so many episodes I feel like Sophie is a friend! It’s wonderful to hear from women with such a wide range of experiences and Sophie interviews with a beautiful gentle non-judgmental manner. As someone who experienced severe HG I am always keen to hear from other women who have also experienced HG. more
I have been listening for over five years now and I really can credit my two beautiful births to you, and now my passion as a Doula. After my first pregnancy ended in an Ectopic and my second birth included Obstetric Violence and assault, I have just experienced a healing water birth through my local birth centre MGP. I credit my birth to learning to advocate for myself over all these years, and to your amazing book that I’ve had on repeat my whole pregnancy. I really do believe you have changed... more
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