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#12 Amanda's Home Water Birth with a Midwife
In this episode, we hear from Amanda, a mother who had a beautiful home water birth with a midwife and doula after experiencing premature rupture of membranes and drinking the midwife brew. She shares her journey through pregnancy, the challenges she faced, and the joy of her birth experience.
Amanda discusses the moment she experienced her water breaking before contractions started. The episode covers the options she considered, including the potential risks and benefits of waiting or inducing labor, consulting with her midwife, and the decision-making process to drink the midwife's brew to naturally stimulate labor.
Listeners will hear about the early stages of labor, the progression of the birth, and the decision to move to the birthing tub for the final stages of labor. The episode explores the benefits of water birth, including the relaxing and soothing benefits for both the mother and baby.
Through Amanda's story, listeners will gain insight into the benefits of having a supportive care team and the importance of having trust in one's body and intuition. Amanda's story highlights the power of a positive mindset and surrounding oneself with a team that supports and encourages an empowered birth experience.
Join us for this inspiring episode that celebrates the strength and beauty of mothers and the potential for a safe and empowering birth, even in unexpected situations and navigating postpartum depression
BIRTH LOCATION: Homebirth in Sherwood Park
MIDWIVES: https://edmontonmidwiferycooperative.com/
Maternal mental illness has a profound impact on all aspects of a mother’s life and affects her infant, other children and partner. Depression during the postpartum period is estimated to affect up to 15% of mothers. Postpartum Depression (PPD) screening standardization was identified as a priority in the Government of Alberta’s Valuing Mental Health Strategy.
* IF YOU OR YOURSELF FEEL LIKE YOU ARE EXPERIENCING PPD PLEASE REACH OUT TO FRIENDS OR FAMILY AND SEEK THE HELP OF YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/services/Page15072.aspx show less
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By Kristy CooperIn this episode, we hear from Amanda, a mother who had a beautiful home water birth with a midwife and doula after experiencing premature rupture of membranes and drinking the midwife brew. She shares her journey through pregnancy, the challenges she faced, and the joy of her birth experience.
Amanda discusses the moment she experienced her water breaking before contractions started. The episode covers the options she considered, including the potential risks and benefits of waiting or inducing labor, consulting with her midwife, and the decision-making process to drink the midwife's brew to naturally stimulate labor.
Listeners will hear about the early stages of labor, the progression of the birth, and the decision to move to the birthing tub for the final stages of labor. The episode explores the benefits of water birth, including the relaxing and soothing benefits for both the mother and baby.
Through Amanda's story, listeners will gain insight into the benefits of having a supportive care team and the importance of having trust in one's body and intuition. Amanda's story highlights the power of a positive mindset and surrounding oneself with a team that supports and encourages an empowered birth experience.
Join us for this inspiring episode that celebrates the strength and beauty of mothers and the potential for a safe and empowering birth, even in unexpected situations and navigating postpartum depression
BIRTH LOCATION: Homebirth in Sherwood Park
MIDWIVES: https://edmontonmidwiferycooperative.com/
Maternal mental illness has a profound impact on all aspects of a mother’s life and affects her infant, other children and partner. Depression during the postpartum period is estimated to affect up to 15% of mothers. Postpartum Depression (PPD) screening standardization was identified as a priority in the Government of Alberta’s Valuing Mental Health Strategy.
* IF YOU OR YOURSELF FEEL LIKE YOU ARE EXPERIENCING PPD PLEASE REACH OUT TO FRIENDS OR FAMILY AND SEEK THE HELP OF YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/services/Page15072.aspx show less