That preparing for your homebirth could be a peaceful, beautiful experience? What if you had access to a community of supportive mothers at your fingertips, a library of birthing stories to peruse at your convenience, and a step-by-step guide to prepare you for the homebirth of your dreams?
What if you had a friend who has walked the path before, supported others on the path, then shouted back to the masses to show them where the path actually begins?
With two homebirths under my belt, experience as a midwife apprentice, and after interviewing 100+ homebirth moms on the Happy Homebirth podcast, I’m here to help you navigate your pregnancy, homebirth and postpartum with confidence, peace and excitement. Whether you’re simply dipping your toe into the idea of natural childbirth or you’re ready to dive into the refreshing waters of the homebirth deep end, I’m here to hold your hand (and your hair) and help you prepare every aspect of your experience.
I’m thrilled that you asked, and thrilled to tell you what research is finding again and again: Giving birth at home is incredibly safe for low risk mothers (which is 90% of us!). We’ve got tons of resources on this. Want to know more? Start with these 3 podcast episodes (before you binge on the rest):
Whether you’re already convinced that it’s time to #givebirthonyourturf or you’re just excited to hear what this whole homebirth movement is about, you’re in the right place! We’re thrilled that you’re here.
Oh, it’s not a typo– it’s intentional. And you can feel it, can’t you? There’s quite a difference between home birth and homebirth. Home – space – birth is far too incidental. These words could have ended up side by side by happenstance, for all we know. But homebirth? Oh, that’s a choice. That’s an intimate decision to marry two of the most important, loving, maternal words.
Being a homebirther is the proud and honorable badge we nobly wear together.
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Happy Homebirth is a podcast dedicated to, and in celebration of, homebirth mothers. It is your source of support, encouragement, and education in all things homebirth and motherhood.
