The Free Birth Podcast

Nebila admits that she began her mothering journey truly terrified of giving birth, assuming that she would just go in for the epidural straight away. But after her hospital birth, she wanted more. So Nebila stayed home to have a pain free homebirth with a midwife. Nebila tells the charming story of her journey to freebirth with her third, finding herself in a foreign country during a pandemic, and she shares how she created the opportunity for everything to go just right. 

Ashley didn’t know anyone who had birthed at home, but after a less than ideal first birth, she knew she wanted to birth at home without medical assistance. This is a beautiful story of a mother staking her claim, doing the work, and learning how to fully trust birth, herself, and her child. 

We are kicking off the year with a fun episode with four previous guests from the podcast. We have Jessyl, Amanda, Jordan AKA Phoenix, and Layla. All four of these bad ass women were guests on my first two seasons and are back to tell their new birth stories. We get into the challenges of getting birth certificates after freebirth, what it’s like integrating a new child, having older kids at birth, birthing outside, and sexy labor outfits. Join us for a fun chat with four intuitive wild mothers to welcome in 2021.  Jessyl: https://www.freebirthsociety.com/blogs/the-free-birth-podcast/a-military-familys-freebirth-jessyls-story Jordan: https://www.freebirthsociety.com/blogs/the-free-birth-podcast/when-motherhood-launches-you-into-self-love-and-conscious-living-the-raw-story-of-pheonix-wild Amanda: https://www.freebirthsociety.com/blogs/the-free-birth-podcast/amandas-unassisted-childbirth-in-los-angeles Layla: https://www.freebirthsociety.com/blogs/the-free-birth-podcast/the-ancient-wisdom-of-birthing-outside-with-the-moon

After two births in the system, Jamie planned a freebirth of her third child. Due to an autoimmune condition, she chose to still seek industrial prenatal care and it is soon revealed that Jamie is pregnant with twins. She continued on with both obstetrical care and plans to stay home when her birthing time came. At 36 weeks, she was surprised by the start of labor and ecstatically births her girls into the world. Jamie also shares about the choice to transfer into the hospital and the discovery that one of her babies needed medical support.