Podcasts about birth centres

This episode is essential listening if you're trying to decide whether to labour in a birth centre or midwife-led unit.I'm exploring everything birth centres, with my friend, midwife, Issy Bourton. Issy explains what a birth centre/midwife-led unit is, how your experience there can differ from a hospital birth, what you can expect to happen during your labour, how to request a birth centre labour if you are not low risk, and transferring to a labour ward.For more information about speaking to your consultant midwife about out of guidelines care plans see Series 1 Episode 12 Birthing Outside of Guidelines with Guest, Midwife Rebecca SavageYou can follow Issy on Instagram @issythemidwifePlease subscribe, rate and review, so we can get this vital info to as many parents-to-be as we can!______________________This episode is sponsored byiCandyVisit  https://discover.icandyworld.com/birth-ed to shop my favourite pushchairs!Follow iCandy on IG and/or TikTok for helpful advice and ‘hints & tips' too!https://www.tiktok.com/@icandyworldhttps://www.instagram.com/icandyworlduk/The Bump Plan - visit thebumpplan.com/birthed-pregnancy to access:Free 45 minute Pregnancy WorkoutFree Online Active Pregnancy MasterclassAn exclusive 20% discount code to join The Bump Plan PregnancyPREGNANCY PLAN: Offers personalised prenatal workouts, uniquely filmed during Hollie Grant's own pregnancy. This distinctive approach allows clients to progress through their pregnancy alongside Hollie, enhancing trust and relatability. It includes trimester-specific workouts, an educational hub, live classes, and a supportive community. Prices: £35/month, £180 for 6 months, £240 annually, with a 7-day free trial._____________________________Hear More from Birth-edJoin the Birth-ed Online Course https://birth-ed.co.uk/online-course-2Join the BUMP CLUB FREE https://birth-ed.co.uk/bump-clubFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/birth_ed/Support the Show.

In this episode we hear from our very own Elysia, as she and her husband Andrew give us a snapshot of their first three birth experiences — the first two in integrated birth centres in the UK, the third in a Melbourne public hospital, before delving into what led them to choose homebirth for their most recent birth of baby number 4, at home via a publicly funded homebirth program. We discuss the cultural and social influences on your choices around how and where to birth, as well as the journey towards choosing homebirth. We touch on Elysia's experience of a third degree tear in her first birth (and the improved perineal outcomes with each subsequent birth), and when it came to homebirth — the common partner questions, the role of a student midwife, and their reflections on just how different that model of care, and experience of being in your own home was, for both Elysia and Andrew. Links:- The Great Birth Rebellion on Group B Strep (GBS) and Pushing Out Your Baby- The Midwives Cauldron episode on Gestational Diabetes - Rachel Reed on Big Babies - Cochrane Review into midwifery-led continuity of care: Sandall, J., Soltani, H., Gates, S., Shennan, A., & Devane, D. (2015). Midwife-led continuity models versus other models of care for childbearing women. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 9, CD004667–CD004667. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD004667.pub4Birth Choices, through this website and our podcast, aims to share stories and collate information to assist you in navigating your pregnancy and birth and in discussing these choices with your chosen pregnancy care provider. The information and resources provided are informational and educational in nature and does not constitute medical or midwifery advice and shall not be construed as constituting or replacing medical or midwifery advice. While we have worked hard to ensure that the information we provide is accurate and based on reliable and up to date evidence, we do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of this information. Our website and podcast are intended to complement, and never to substitute, your midwifery or medical clinical care. 

Episode 13 is a conversation between Kylie Camps and Shari Lyon, focusing on the importance of being informed during pregnancy and labour. The episode covers: +The Fear Of Birth + Subconscious Beliefs About Delivery + Choosing A Caregiver + Questions To Ask Caregivers + How To Prepare + Being Your Own Advocate + Understanding Risk + The Mind Body Connection + The Transition Into Motherhood + The Public System, Birth Centres, The Private System and more + Inductions, C sections, Birth Plans, Pain Relief, Medical Intervention & Knowing Your Rights Shari Lyon is one of Australia's leading and most sought after Hypnobirthing Practitioners and Childbirth Educators. Shari's passion is to support women and birth partners through pregnancy to help them prepare for a positive birth and in turn, reduce the birth trauma many women experience when they didn't realise that there are other options available to them. 'Questions to Ask Medical Caregivers' https://www.belly2birth.com.au/questions www.belly2birth.com.au @Shari Lyon Today's podcast is not to be taken as medical advice. Always trust your healthcare provider and seek medical guidance as needed. Todays Podcast is bought to you by Leannebaker.com and the range of incredibly thoughtful and useful planners and journals. To shop the range visit: leannebaker.com and use the code KINDPARENTING for 15% off. We love the child/parent journals and new range for 2022. A perfect gift for the festive season!Follow Kylie Camps on Instagram @kyliecamps Follow Jacquie Ward on Instagram @the_brave_space_ Follow The Kind Parenting Company on Instagram @thekindparentingcompany Sign up to The Kind Parenting Company newsletter For 20% off The Kind Parenting Company Sleep & Behaviour Programs use the code KPCPODCAST20 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“It really has to do with designing services around women and women's lives… For us as women, we live our lives inside our bodies…” Cristina Alonso is a midwife, who believes that all women can make informed choices about their bodies and lives. She advocates for the design of a healthcare system that serves women where they are and in a way that makes sense to them. Cristina Alonso is a midwife specializing in out of hospital care. She founded the Luna Maya Midwifery Centers in Mexico to bridge safe and evidence-based health care, to respectful midwifery care than puts women´s values and choices at the center. Cristina is currently finishing her Doctorate in Public Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. For more information on Luna Maya: http://lunamaya.org/

The authors of a study on Australian births say national data show home birthing is a safe option for healthy pregnant women. The study looked at data on more than 1.2 million Australian births over 12 years across three locations: hospitals, birthing centres and home births. - The authors of a study on Australian births say national data show home birthing is a safe option for healthy pregnant women. The study looked at data on more than 1.2 million Australian births over 12 years across three locations: hospitals, birthing centres and home births.

Differing views from health professionals about the 'Changing Childbirth' policy introduced in the early 1990's

Transcript -- Differing views from health professionals about the 'Changing Childbirth' policy introduced in the early 1990's

Differing views from health professionals about the 'Changing Childbirth' policy introduced in the early 1990's

Transcript -- Differing views from health professionals about the 'Changing Childbirth' policy introduced in the early 1990's