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 | 370 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHealth & FitnessMedicineKids & Family | |||
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A traumatic first birth can shape everything that follows—but with the right support, education, and advocacy, it's possible to turn fear into empowerment. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Dekker sits down with EBB Childbirth Class Graduates Rivka an... more
Every pregnant person deserves the information—and support—they need to make truly informed decisions about labor induction. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Dekker talks with Dr. Ann Peralta and Kari Radoff, CNM, co-creators of Partner to Decide, a nonp... more
In today’s episode, we’re diving into the evidence on perineal tears and the importance of avoiding episiotomies during childbirth. We’ll talk about what perineal tears are, the different types that can occur, and the potential health consequences th... more
Navigating a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) experience can be overwhelming and emotionally taxing. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Dekker talks with Mary Farrelly, a certified NICU nurse, doula nurse educator, and founder of The NICU Translator. Wi... more
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- We Are Women. Not Birthing Persons.
I want to love this podcast so much. But how can you call yourselves evidence based when you are denying basic biology through the anti-woman language you choose to use? I am not an inseminated person. I am not a birthing person. I am not a chest feeder. I am a woman. It’s dehumanizing and anti-science. Please listen to the reviews of real women saying the same thing I am. We are tired of being erased.
Apple Podcasts1Paigekm33333
United States6 days ago - Love the inclusivity
I was honestly shocked when I saw the overall rating was 4.3….this a 5 star podcast! What was even more shocking was the reason why. Come on people, getting triggered by inclusive language?? You know what is actually hard? Being a nonbinary/trans person giving birth and constantly having to validate your identity. It must be oh so hard for cis women being surrounded by other cis women doing what cis women have done for thousands of years. I honestly didn’t even notice that this language was used... more
Apple Podcasts5DjeusnsnntUnited States14 days ago - Truly exhausted by wokeness.
The guest said "Why can't we just support the physiological normal conclusion?" This pod also claims to be evidence-based. How about we extend our synaptic function a teensy bit to be able to call a woman a woman, to understand your sex without need for pronoun introductions, and for goodness’ sake, if I hear myself referenced to again as an “LatinX person,” I’m going to burst. I am a Latina. I am a woman. Stop amalgamating and androgenizing the one thing that women are distinctly created to do.... more
Apple Podcasts1CWFarmest12United States14 days ago - My go to podcast as a Doula
Love EBB they have great evidence based information that’s gender inclusive.
I am unsure why people are distracted by the word birthing person, but it’s for those who might be nonbinary person or trans man choosing to birth. You don’t have to agree with how people live their lives. But everyone deserves to feel seen. As a woman I am also a person. Than you EBB for being inclusive
Apple Podcasts5CatLady1988United States21 days ago - We’re not “birthing people”.
This podcast has good information, but please stop saying “birthing people”… we’re called “women”. The irony of it too is talking about a “birthing person” on an episode about vaginal births instead of c-sections when the people with vaginas, to have a “vaginal birth”, are in fact biological women.
Apple Podcasts229645CKUnited States2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #21 | United States/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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Apple Podcasts | #194 | United Kingdom/Kids & Family |
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What is Evidence Based Birth® about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content focuses on research-backed discussions surrounding pregnancy, childbirth, and maternal health. Various episodes explore pertinent topics such as prenatal yoga, trauma-informed care, size-inclusive birth practices, and advocacy in labor settings. Additionally, there's a strong emphasis on ensuring expectant parents are well-informed about their options during childbirth through expert interviews and personal narratives. This podcast likely stands out due to its commitment to using inclusive language and addressing systemic disparities in maternal care, making it a compelling source of knowledge for birth workers and parents alike.
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Which podcasts are similar to Evidence Based Birth®?
These podcasts share a similar audience with Evidence Based Birth®:
1. The Birth Hour - A Birth Story Podcast
2. Down to Birth
3. Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy
4. Birth With Power
5. Birthing Instincts
How many episodes of Evidence Based Birth® are there?
Evidence Based Birth® launched 7 years ago and published 370 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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What guests have appeared on Evidence Based Birth®?
Recent guests on Evidence Based Birth® include:
1. Dr. Ann Peralta
2. Kari Radoff
3. Dr. Shilpa Babbar
4. Madi van Tonder
5. Trish Ware
6. Jen McLellan
7. Sarah Kliff
8. Porsche Holland-Otunba
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