
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 | 478 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHealth & FitnessKids & Family | |||

After a breech C-section in 2022 and an elective repeat in 2024, Darby switched providers to the “king of VBA2C doctors” at 34 weeks to go for a VBA2C. She hired the best VBAC doula in North Texas, did all the things to prepare and educate herself, b... more
Stephanie’s first two births were vaginal deliveries, her third was a peaceful, scheduled C-section after declining an ECV, and her fourth was an empowering VBAC with an ECV at 37 weeks. She is a doula, prenatal/postpartum fitness specialist, and the... more
We know her and love her from jingles on all the socials with her husband, Steven. She documented her VBAC prep journey on the internet, and now Blair aka @6.lair is here sharing ALL details with The VBAC Link!
About Blair: She’s a 2x mom based in M... more
She’s the chick who helps moms and babies, the one and only Nina Spears, founder and CEO of The Baby Chick®, is hereeee! Nina is a certified baby planner, birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator, newborn care specialist, infant massage instru... more
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Hi this is Susana Reimer I am preparing for a vbac to I had a traumatic birth in December 2024 love my baby but the birth didn’t go as wished my child is now 20 months old now I’m pregnant again and listening to all your podcasts have given me so much encouragement to keep going and know that I can say no to the doctors will make me so much more in control we are women of strength thankyou again love what you do❤️👏
I started listening to the VBAC Link when I got pregnant with my second. After a transverse footling breech C-section with my first, I was determined to have a VBAC this time around. This podcast is both informational and encouraging. After listening to years worth of episodes, I had full confidence I could VBAC. Happy to report I successfully VBAC’d a 9lb 9oz baby 2 weeks ago. Sending my love to all the women of strength!
I started listening to this podcast a little over a year after I had a traumatic c-section. I have felt a lot of dread about going through birth again and a lot of fears about getting pregnant even though I would like to have another baby. As I have listened to other women's stories it has given me a lot of perspective on my own experience and healing to know I'm not alone and I can try again. I am not pregnant yet but I am hopeful to someday have a better birth experience whether it is another ... more
This podcast was a treasure trove of information and empowering insights which ultimately helped me achieve my VBAC in April 2026. Listening to the ladies on here inspired me to get a doula, change providers and go into birth armed with knowledge. I owe my wonderful birth experience to this podcast and highly recommend it to all parents-to-be. Keep up the phenomenal work!
As a birth doula, I found The VBAC Link podcast after my first VBAC client recommended it to me. After just a few episodes, I knew I wanted to take the doula course too.
I spent months listening during every car ride and learned so much along the way. Taking the course deepened that knowledge even more and gave me so much confidence in supporting VBAC families. I’m really thankful for everything The VBAC Link team shares through both the podcast and course.
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The show centers on birth after cesarean (VBAC), weaving personal birth stories with evidence-based guidance from clinicians, doulas, and fellow parents. Episodes frequently explore planning, advocacy, and building a supportive birth team, with emphasis on informed consent, trauma-informed care, and practical strategies to navigate hospital systems. Listeners benefit from actionable tips on choosing providers, preparing for labor, and leveraging community resources, including courses and pelvic-floor therapies. A standout aspect is the open, empathetic approach to complex birth experiences—recovery, trauma, and third-party decisions are handled with compassion, while real-world logistics like home, hospital, and hotel births are dissected w... more
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Recent guests on The VBAC Link include:
1. Blair Eleazer
2. Nina Spears
3. Ashley Ward
4. Jen Hamilton
5. Paige Cassidy
6. Koen Deurloo
7. Angela Das
8. Ashley Adynah
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