
A podcast that documents the stories of people choosing to birth at home throughout Australia
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyRelationshipsSociety & CultureParenting | |||

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In this episode, Emma, a mum from Western Australia, shares her two very different birth experiences.
During her first pregnancy, Emma received GP shared care and went in for reduced movements late in pregnancy. A scan suggested her ... more
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In this episode of our Homebirth Transfer Mini-Series, we speak with Sarah, who shares her two very different birth experiences—both at the same hospital, but under two very different models of care.
Her first birth, under the care o... more
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We’re back (briefly!) for a mid-season catch-up and your Insta questions
In this bonus ep, Aimee and Laura jump on the mic for a life update and to answer some of the great questions you sent in on Instagram.
We chat about how we’re... more
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In this episode, we speak with Rebecca, a mother of two from Perth, Western Australia. Rebecca shares her powerful and deeply personal birth stories — from her first homebirth to her second birth, a freebirth.
Rebecca begins by takin... more
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Only biological women give birth!! please don’t take that away from women !! really disappointed hearing “birth person” which is damaging towards women and minimise’s this incredible thing only women’s bodies do!! Besides that Podcast is really informative and down to earth!! A must have for any pregnant woman !!
A must listen poddy for those interested in a homebirth. Great job ladies !!
This is truly the podcast that I've been looking for. I've been fascinated by physiological, undisturbed birth for over a decade and feel like I've listened to every positive birth podcast out there but there is something so different and special about this one. I love how long the episodes are, the informational conversation segment at the beginning, and the overall strength and message that is shared by each woman on this podcast. These are the messages and information that could truly change ... more
Great podcast featuring a range of different stories and experiences from all around Australia. I like how Aimee and Laura share facts and statistics about different topics and the beginning of each episode too. They are obviously very passionate about home birth and providing a great service. I binge listened to every episode in preparation for my own home birth and it was really valuable preparation. Thank you ❤️
Really enjoying the podcast, but the language of one of the hosts is quite off putting especially on S2 ep17, something to keep in mind with such topics.
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The content revolves around personal birthing experiences, primarily focusing on home births as told by mothers, midwives, and others involved in the birthing process. Topics of discussion include the challenges and triumphs of homebirth, interventions during pregnancy, and insights from healthcare professionals. Listeners can expect authentic narratives that highlight the emotional and physical journeys of each birthing story, as well as expert advice on navigating the homebirth experience. Unique elements include a diverse range of guests sharing their perspectives, from first-time mothers to healthcare practitioners, creating a rich tapestry of knowledge and support for those considering homebirth options.
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1. Australian Birth Stories
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5. Beyond the Bump
Homebirth Stories Australia launched 4 years ago and published 56 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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Recent guests on Homebirth Stories Australia include:
1. Jessie McGarry
2. Dr. Sarah Buckley
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