A podcast that documents the stories of people choosing to birth at home throughout Australia
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingRelationshipsSociety & Culture |
In todays episode, we had the honour of speaking with Courtney, who shared with us her personal journey through two contrasting birth experiences, her role as a doula, and the challenges of managing her own business while caring for her young childre... more
Today, we had a heartfelt conversation with Jo about her two unique birth stories. Facing a breast cancer diagnosis, Jo and her partner initially planned to freeze embryos, but were surprised when Jo became pregnant naturally. Jo delves into the impo... more
In todays episode, we had the pleasure of interviewing Jordan, a midwife and first-time mum who made the decision to birth her baby at home. more
In this episode we speak with Bel who delves into the transformative power of breathwork, particularly a parasympathetic nasal breathing technique, in managing stress and fostering authentic responses. more
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I’m so glad to have found this incredible podcast, I knew before I had my son I wanted a home birth but the logistics about it didn’t make sense, thankfully I still had a pretty positive hospital birth but now that I’m ready for my second baby I have loved hearing and learning about home birth and all the amazing women who are in the home birth community and making so much change. Hopefully I can contribute my story to this great podcast after having my next baby.
Really love these stories. Such an important topic. Only note is please use fewer swear words, they grate and feel abrupt during the conversation and don’t really add any value in terms of description. Love hearing chats about home birth. Thanks guys!
Was thankful for this podcast as i prepare for my homebirth, the information and stories are valuable, i just wish they didn’t have to swear every episode. I usually listen to podcasts in car with my kids and I dont like them hearing the F bomb and other swear words dropped multiple times an hour FROM THE HOSTS, its unnecessary and I certainly won’t listen to it with kids around. Swear words have their place and time and it’s not in educational/informative content. We can have big feelings and b... more
I have been hooked on this podcast since deciding to home birth my first baby. Listening to all the beautiful women’s stories is so empowering and is helping me prepare for a birth of my own. Always an amazing listen.
So thankful for this podcast as i prepare for my homebirth, the information and stories are so valuable to changing my beliefs and also the bigger narrative of home birth and birth in general! more
Apple Podcasts | #53 | Australia/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #171 | Australia/Kids & Family |
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