Here at The VBAC Link, our mission is to make birth after Cesarean better by providing education, support, and a community of like-minded people. Welcome to our circle, we are so glad you are here!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyHealth & FitnessParenting |
Today we welcome Jayne Havens, the founder of the Snooze Fest sleep training course and The Center for Pediatric Sleep Management™ sleep consultant certification program. Just like how Meagan’s birth experiences led her to become a doula and VBAC adv... more
“If you don’t know your options, you don’t have any!” more
Hayley joins the show today sharing her breech Cesarean and unmedicated hospital VBAC stories. Meagan and Hayley dive deep into the pros and cons of getting an epidural and why providers tell women so many different things when it comes to epidurals ... more
Though Karen did research and took birthing classes before her first baby, she didn’t realize how much advocating for herself could change the course of her birth. She wanted to be the “good” patient and told herself she could do without the things h... more
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I recently discovered this amazing VBAC podcast and I am absolutely hooked! The host is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about all things related to pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care. Each episode is packed with insightful information, personal stories, and practical tips for expectant mothers and families. I love how they bring on guest experts to cover a wide range of topics, making each episode engaging and informative. Whether you're a first-time mom or a seasoned parent, thi... more
To be able to write the words, I got my VBAC feels surreal. 2 years ago I gave birth to my daughter via cesarean and since the OR I have been dreaming of a vbac. It felt like a primal right I was robbed of. Yesterday I gave birth AT HOME, with gestational diabetes, to a 9 pound 2 ounce baby. I pushed him out of my vagina, pulled him out of the water and sobbed in joy / relished in my redemption and power. This would not have been possible without the vbac link! I listened EVERYDAY postpartum, so... more
Listened to 10 episodes and found that the stories they choose to share are usually always the same with a twist. Didn’t find any episodes that said “a c section saved mine and my baby’s life”, so lots of bias and fear mongering from people who are selling female empowerment(maybe I’m missing the episode where the hosts say sometimes it’s ok to have a c section) . With all these birthing stories you would think I could relate with one but I find that the antidotes shared in this podcast are a re... more
I started listening to the VBAC Link podcast as I started my doula training in 2018 (I also trained through your doula program as well in 2022!). Even after working through so much since my own very necessary and life saving cesarean birth in 2015, your podcast continued to help me process and heal with each episode I listened to. Each story shared contains knowledge and experience that are so powerful for the world to hear. These stories are crucial to healing both for the story teller and us l... more
Love this podcast! So helpful and encouraging to me as I plan my future VBAC!
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