
Welcome to Australian VBAC stories. This podcast is for you, the women and parents of Australia to share your journey to vaginal birth after caesarean, and to listen to those who have forged the path before. Whether you’ve had a VBAC or planned one, supported someone through one or simply want to learn more - we hope this will be a resource that inspires, informs, and celebrates all unique experie... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, we hear from Mikaela - a wife, mother to three girls, Christian birth doula and childbirth educator in QLD - as shares the story of her three very different births: from a traumatic emergency caesarean at 32 weeks after developing HE... more
In this episode, Fiona shares the story of her first birth, a pregnancy that quickly shifted from low-risk to highly medicalised following the discovery of her son’s omphalocele. What began as a planned physiological birth became a scheduled caesarea... more
In this week’s episode, Taylor shares her journey from a breech caesarean to a VBAC that, on paper, had almost everything people fear: induction, fetal distress, instrumental birth, retained placenta, postpartum haemorrhage...
And yet, her story is ... more
In this special episode of Australian VBAC Stories, co-host Katelyn, doula and VBAC educator, openly shares the story of her three daughters’ births, and the many ways they’ve shaped who she is today.
Her first pregnancy was incredibly challenging. ... more
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I love this podcast so much for healing and all the information and details given during the VBAC journey. Love the interview flow of this podcast!
A beautifully crafted podcast hosted by intelligent and thoughtful women who know why birth after caesarean matters. Well done for continuing these important stories ladies!
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This show consistently centers childbirth experiences focused on vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) and the surrounding healthcare journey. Across episodes, listeners hear personal triumphs and challenges—from trauma and grief to empowerment through education, advocacy, and continuity of care with supportive birth teams. Guests often emphasize informed decision-making, autonomy, and the role of midwives, doulas, and private care in shaping outcomes. A notable strength is the emphasis on practical strategies for navigating medical systems, building advocacy, and sustaining confidence through complex pregnancies, including twins, preterm births, and high-BMI cases. The format typically features candid, trauma-informed storytelling, with a st... more
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