• Redefining your Next Birth! Risks, Recovery and Real talk on VBACs with Birth Educator Stephanie King

  • Jan 22 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
  • Podcast
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Redefining your Next Birth! Risks, Recovery and Real talk on VBACs with Birth Educator Stephanie King

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  • Didn't have the most ideal birth experience? This week, Sarah brings on Doula, Childbirth Educator, mom to three (!!!) boys, and Host of the Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy Podcast - Stephanie King - to the show to talk about doing a DO OVER on your 2nd birth. After a challenging birth experience, Stephanie sought to make her next birth experience wildly different and was able to have beautiful, healing birth experiences with her 2nd and 3rd babies. Now, she helps women all over the world do the same! Today we talk about VBACS (Vaginal Birth after Cisarean), choosing/ changing your Doctors, upping your education, and the choices you can make leading into your next birth experience!

    FREE Resources from the episode:

    3 Free Exercises

    Questions To Ask Your Midwife

    Questions To Ask Your OB

    Find It & Flip It

    Want more from Stephanie?

    • Instagram: @myessentialbirth
    • Website & Birth Course found HERE
    • Check out her Podcast "Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy"

    Want more from Sarah?

    • Personal Instagram: @SarahMerrill_Hall
    • The Big Kid Problems humor account @bigkidproblems!
    • Find more at www.BigKidProblems.com

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