Freebirth in the Peruvian Jungle

Freebirth in the Peruvian Jungle

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When the Birth You Planned is No Longer the Birth You Need: Alayna's Story, Part One

Alayna's journey to motherhood began with two years of trying to conceive, a season filled with hope, disappointment, and the emotional rollercoaster of waiting for the pregnancy she wanted so deeply. When she finally became pregnant, she thrived in those early months and began p ...  Show more

A Freebirther Heals Her Relationship to Midwifery

After going into labor unexpectedly at just 35 weeks with her first baby, Hannah's plans for a midwife-assisted homebirth quickly turned into a hospital transfer and a traumatic experience that left her feeling deeply let down by the very system of support she had trusted. She we ...  Show more

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