Evidence Based Birth®
Rebecca Dekker, PhD, RNIn 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 | 318 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyHealth & FitnessMedicineParenting | |||
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Latest Episodes
Curious which toxins should be most avoided for people of reproductive age and their children? In this episode, Dr. Tanya Khemet Taiwo, LM, CPM, MPH, PhD unravels the intricate connection between environmental exposures and their profound impact on p... more
In this episode, Ellora La Shier, graduate of the EBB Childbirth Class, shares about her struggle with six years of unexplained infertility and how it impacted her eventual birth story. Listen in as Ellora describes the frustration of unexplained inf... more
As we wrap up the celebration of World Doula Week, explore the transformative journey of pregnancy and childbirth in the Indian context with Divya Deswal and Neha Misra, founders of The Doula Collective©️. In this interview, Divya and Neha shed light... more
You're going to love this family-centered birth story with Dr. Dekker's brother John DeYoung and his wife Krista DeYoung! On today's episode, Krista and John (who are graduates of the EBB Childbirth Class with EBB Instructor Chanté Perryman) get vuln... more
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- Hard to listen to
It’s incredibly hard to listen to a podcast where pronouns are shoved down your throat, and references to “birthing person” occurs incredibly often. If you can’t recognize that men cannot get pregnant, there are only two genders, I’m not sure how reputable your research and reporting abilities are. I try to listen to all sides of a topic or discussion before forming an opinion on something because I find that’s the best way to grow and learn. But if you’re looking for a podcast where the respect... more
Apple Podcasts2GW811
United Statesa month ago - Not a fan
Started listening and after a one episode could not take the use of language. Chest feeding??? Breast milk comes from breasts, there isn’t a study out there that changes that fact.
Apple Podcasts1@linddssssaayyyyyyUnited Statesa month ago - Racist and sexist podcaster
I soooo wish for a podcast that has just real factual evidence without all of the highly offensive comments. I couldn’t even listen anymore but desperately crave solid information. The podcaster makes racist, sweeping remarks about the whole race of white people that is so disgusting and derogatory. She also degrades woman and all of our progress as can’t even bare to say the word “women”. I can’t trust any of the evidence she is saying as she sways and skews information to match with her offens... more
Apple Podcasts1Mags8181United Statesa month ago - I thoroughly enjoy and recommend!
I have been listening over the course of my pregnancy (since September 2023) and I have thoroughly enjoyed the podcast and have referred it to friends of mine on this same journey. more
Apple Podcasts5QuickQuestionsUnited States3 months ago - Good but seriously just stop with…
Honestly, there is very good information on this podcast. But I can’t even subscribe to it because how do you take someone’s research information and explanation seriously, especially someone who has “Dr” in front of their name yet thinks that anyone other than a biological female/woman can have a baby. I am not a pregnant “person” I am a pregnant “woman” and I don’t “chest” feed I breast feed. This is ridiculous, and honestly absolutely offensive. I have a BSN and not one thing taught me that a... more
Apple Podcasts3OSD MommaUnited States3 months ago
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