In the Evidence Based Birth® podcast, we cover the research evidence on hot topics about pregnancy and childbirth! Our mission is to help birth workers build the evidence based knowledge, skills, and power they need to protect families' ability to give birth with empowerment. The work we do has a huge impact on parents who are searching for accurate information to empower their prenatal, birth, an... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 391 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyHealth & FitnessParentingMedicine |
For some, the thought of pregnancy and birth fills them with a visceral panic they can’t explain. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Dekker's talking tokophobia—the fear of pregnancy and birth—with Alexia Leachman, founder of Fearless Birthing and host of ... more
At 41 weeks, Hopey Fink and Ben Levin's birth plans shifted after elevated blood pressure readings led to an induction conversation. But, with the support of their doula, care team, and each other, the Evidence Based Birth Childbirth Class graduates ... more
In today’s episode, I’m revisiting a deeply important conversation with Tania Silva Meléndez and Tamara Trinidad González, two inspiring birth workers and Evidence Based Birth® Instructors based in Puerto Rico.
Tania and Tamara share their person... more
Dr. Nikia Grayson, nurse midwife, family nurse practitioner, and anthropologist, joins us to share how she's helping reclaim and restore Black midwifery in the South. As Chief Clinical Officer at CHOICES Center for Reproductive Health in Memphis, TN,... more
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Listened to her podcast on Vitamin K and she tried to make a black box warning some racist dog whistle.
Literally could not take anything she said seriously after that. This is the epitome of what PhD programs have become. As if it was called a purple box warning people wouldn’t be sounding the alarm about a purple box warning.
Used to listen to this podcast with my first, but now I can’t trust the information. If she is willing to lie about the most fundamental and obvious truth that only real women can give birth then what else does she lie about when giving out info?
EBB is an exceptional resource for families and professionals. I feel so lucky to be living in a time when I can access the evidence about a myriad of aspects of birth care, in a format that is straightforward, unbiased, easy to understand and FREE. Thank you EBB for providing such a valuable service to all of us!
I also just want to add, since I see so many one star reviews because of the inclusive language, that the inclusive language is no big deal. I'm sure there's still people who insist o... more
As a woman who happens to be cisgender, I have no issue with being called a "birthing person"? What are people so scared about? Live and let live, lol.
I have not found anything that compares to such high quality information as Evidence Based Birth. This is likely the best podcast on the internet for unbiased information on birth. They don’t use fear tactics one way or the other when explaining the research and your options. I cannot recommend this highly enough. This resource has helped me so much in my preparation for birth.
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Focused on providing evidence-based information regarding pregnancy and childbirth, the content explores various topics that concern both parents and birth workers. Episodes frequently cover issues such as gestational diabetes, mistreatment in childbirth, labor induction practices, and the importance of respectful maternity care. The podcast emphasizes the sharing of up-to-date research and firsthand experiences from various guests, including healthcare professionals, advocates, and educators in the field of maternal health. It is likely to appeal to individuals who are expecting, new parents, and professionals wanting to enhance their understanding of best practices in childbirth without relying on fear tactics or misleading information. T... more
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Recent guests on Evidence Based Birth® include:
1. Alexia Leachman
2. Hopey Fink
3. Ben Levin
4. Tania Silva Meléndez
5. Tamara Trinidad González
6. Dr. Nikia Grayson
7. Dr. Morgan Richardson Cayama
8. Jennifer Anderson
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