Birth mothers telling their stories of placement.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture |
Ruby Lee grew up in a middle-class family in the Midwest. As a teenager, Ruby Lee started a bi-racial relationship with her boyfriend. Ruby knew that was unacceptable by the racist language used by her father in the home. She lost friends who didn’t ... more
Sharon came from a large family and was a steady support for her siblings. She was an honor society student. Sharon had a great adventure of participating in training in Washington, DC. after high school. Sharon realized her naivete when she became p... more
Rebekkah’s childhood was a lifestyle of many twists and turns, She experienced adoption first hand when she was adopted by her step- father.
She talked about how it felt to receive her second birth certificate, it was even a different color. In coll... more
As soon as Laura announced to her parents that she was pregnant, she was driven on a late-night ride to a military base where her father confronted the birth father. Laura’s childhood convinced her that her knight will come for her on a white horse t... more
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Excellent podcast, clear interviews. Varied stories. As a person who has been involved with adoption, I am grateful for this platform and truthfulness; allowing the birth mother to have her say. Thank you so much.
Birth Moms Real Talk is a powerful platform where birth mothers reclaim their stories with raw honesty and unapologetic truth. Each episode offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the complexities of relinquishment, grief, and healing—often untold in mainstream adoption narratives. The host creates a safe, supportive space for birth mothers to share their lived experiences, shedding light on the humanity behind the headlines. This podcast is essential listening for anyone seeking to understand ... more
We are adoptive parents. We adopted our daughter when she was five days old. At three years old we told her she was adopted. Shared stories of people, friends she knew who were also adopted. Then, we did not know much about her birth mother. Only she was in her early 20’s, not in a place to care for herself or her baby. And that she loved her baby. Just could not take care of her. We have always spoken about her (birth mom) with the upmost respect. Our daughter was a healthy new born. And that, ... more
As an adoptee, these stories help me understand how traumatic and painful it is to place your baby. Thank you for giving us some perspective to support the healing of the triad.
Listening to these stories has been extremely beneficial in helping to understand the situations that women, my mother one of them, found themselves in and what led to their babies being adopted. Learning from these stories has helped me process my own adoption. It has helped me ask better questions when talking with my mother. Thank you to all of the mothers who are telling their stories. You are helping us, too.
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