
Welcome to Birth Tales. Conception, pregnancy, birth and those first hazy postpartum days are a physical and emotional whirlwind. My hope is that by sharing these unique experiences we can support, educate and inspire others on their journeys to becoming parents.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

In this week's episode I chat to Tassy about her planned c-section. She conceived quickly after coming off the pill and Tassy really enjoyed being pregnant and learning about birth. At 32 weeks her midwife flagged concerns around her baby's small siz... more
In today's episode I'm sharing my own story of birthing my second son, Sidney. I talk about how I experienced pregnancy with a toddler in tow, the choices I made differently this time and how much I loved birthing my baby at home.
After a long and ... more
In this episode we've got Laura back on the podcast to share her second birth story. After a long back to back labour in the hospital with her daughter, Lauren knew she wanted to approach things differently this time and planned to birth to her baby ... more
In today's episode Beth shares her experience of conception, pregnancy and birth with type 1 diabetes. She talks us through the support she received from a fellow nutritional therapist, the preparation she undertook for her son's birth and the impli... more
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Quite simply the best podcast available for anyone interested in or preparing for birth. There is no better way to inform yourself than by hearing the experiences of others and Serena holds the space so beautifully so that these precious stories can unfold.
I love the Birth Tales podcast so much and look forward to it every week. It is informative, comforting and nurturing for the soul.
Pregnancy and birth is a minefield. So, it is so refreshing to hear all the nuances of the experience told through this podcast. Serena’s voice is a pleasure to listen to and she always asks exactly the right question. Essential listening for every pregnant and postupartum woman.
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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