
You can have a GREAT pregnancy, birth and postpartum experience. You just need the information and strategies to make it happen. The Great Birth Rebellion podcast, hosted by Midwife Dr Melanie Jackson offers evidence- based information to help you make informed decisions about your maternity care. The Great Birth Birth Rebellion helps you get the best out of your pregnancy, birth and postpartum jo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & FitnessKids & FamilyParenting | |||

Melanie welcomes back Dr. Kirsten Small, author of the book Monitoring Your Baby in Labor, an evidence-based guide to help you plan your birth, to delve deep into the culture, safety, benefits, and potential side effects of fetal monitoring during la... more
Precipitous labour and birth can be a real surprise if you were mentally preparing for a longer labour. Around 15% of women will have a labour that is less than 3 hours and these quick ones require a little bit of understanding and preparation to hel... more
I came up with this Mastitis protocol early in my career and it’s just always worked. For this reason I have had no inclination to update or change it, because it has proved it to be effective. In this episode I explain my protocol and provide a deta... more
The umbilical has a purpose in the minutes following your baby’s birth. Leaving it intact enhances the health of your baby and assists in the transition to breathing air. In this episode, Mel explains what the cord does in the minutes following birth... more
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Dr. Melanie Jackson is awesome! I feel so empowered with my pregnancies because of this podcast and all of the other sources and information that Dr Melanie provides.
I’m a mum of two who birthed in the system twice. I only wish I had listened to this podcast at the beginning of my pregnancy. This podcast is informative, non judgemental and should be essential listening for not only birthing people but staff and health clinicians within the system. Thankyou Dr Melanie for the hard work you do.
This podcast if giving everyday woman vital information to birth the way they choose. I was stunned how little information I received in my first pregnancy and as a result had a very traumatic birth feeling like I had failed but what failed was the system the lack of support and information. My second pregnancy and birth was incredible and I owe so much to this podcast my husband and I listened to it religiously and I had the most beautiful birth, pp and bf journey. Thank you !
Thanks to this podcast and my amazing Midwife are recommending it to me, I have never felt more empowered in myself. I’ve never felt more educated. Everything that I learnt from this podcast gave me the techniques and confidence in myself and in my own environment during labour and I had the most incredible labour.
I can’t thank Dr Melanie enough for all the time and effort put into this podcast. TGBR covers every topic relating to birth that I could think of. I had two physiological births both in a hospital setting and loved them both. I went in without fear, as I felt informed - all thanks to this podcast. Thank you Dr Melanie, keep changing the world, one positive birth at a time xxx
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Focused on empowering individuals through evidence-based information, the discussions center on pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum experiences. Topics frequently addressed include optimal birthing practices, the significance of midwifery, informed consent, and various maternity care models, often emphasizing the value of midwives in ensuring safer birth experiences. Additionally, the episodes tackle pressing issues like maternal health equity, the impact of hospital practices on birth outcomes, and the need for education around birth choices, emphasizing that informed decision-making can greatly improve outcomes for mothers and babies. The unique angle lies in the intersection of personal empowerment and systemic critique, creating a spa... more
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2. Debra Pascali-Bonaro
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7. Dr. Hazel Keedle
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