Birth worker Sara Pixton draws on her backgrounds in applied linguistics and social work to explore the power of words during the childbearing season and how we can all come together to better care for and honor those who give birth.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | ParentingSocial SciencesScienceKids & Family |
This episode is a rebroadcast of Season 1, Episode 71. In this episode, Sara talks about linguistic relativity, her favorite season shift (from winter to spring) and how the term "due date" can be all kinds of problematic!
Advocacy is one of those topics that can get birth workers taking sides and sharing strong opinions. In this episode, I argue that advocacy is the heart and soul of all client-centered birth work, and I frame it in a way that I think you'll agree wit... more
In this episode, Ella Mink shares her story of giving birth to her first daughter during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ella was 17 years old at the time and had an amazing water birth at a birth center that ignited her passion for birth, setting her on a pa... more
In this episode, Sara considers the power of telling your birth story--or your pregnancy or postpartum story. Stories remind us that we are each unique, whole individuals with immeasurable worth and dignity. They highlight the barriers that need to b... more
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I’m a newer listener so I can’t speak for the earlier episodes and I’m super into this podcast. I’m a doula of 16 years and founder of bebo mia - so I eat, sleep and breathe birthwork… and I love how Sara explains things, makes no assumptions, uses inclusive language and have wonderful points. Highly recommend.
Sara made this topic easy to understand. Looking forward to hearing more about birth and words!
Absolutely love this podcast, so helpful for me personally as both a doula, and expecting mother.
I fell in love with this podcast immediately!!! I can relate SO much to how language affects the birth space. I didn’t think much about it until I listened to this podcast and now I feel much more confident and informative going into pregnancy/birth #2.
I’ve loved listening to this podcast! It’s extremely empowering and uplifting, and gives practical tools to help with the birth experience and beyond.
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