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Hosted by Aimee & Laura · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 69 episodes
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A podcast that documents the stories of people choosing to birth at home throughout Australia
Aimee & Laura hosts Homebirth Stories Australia, a kids show with 69 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Hannah, a midwife herself, shares her journey to motherhood, from her family’s birth history in Ireland to choosing homebirth for her own baby. Having worked as a midwife within the syst
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we sit down with Siobhan as she shares the stories of her two very different birth experiences and the lessons she learned along the way. For her first pregnancy, Siobhan chose private o
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Jemima shares her journey through five pregnancies, two births, two miscarriages, and the exciting news that she's currently expecting her third baby. She takes us back to her first preg
Send us Fan Mail We're back after a little mid-year break and kicking things off with a life update episode. Content warning: This episode contains discussion of miscarriage. Laura shares where she's been at on her TTC j
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Sinem shares the journey behind her two very different birth experiences and how motherhood transformed the way she viewed birth, fear, and trust in herself. After entering her first pre
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we sit down with Laura, postpartum doula, dance teacher, and mother, as she shares the story of her first birth. Laura takes us behind the scenes of what it really looks like to plan a h
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Lasche shares her two birth stories, one in hospital and one at home. Throughout both of her pregnancies, she experienced ongoing nausea and vomiting right up until birth. With her first
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Christine shares the story of her three very different births and her experience navigating hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) in every pregnancy. Christine became a mum at 20. Her first birth
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we sit down with Marley to hear her two very different birth stories and how they shaped her journey in the motherhood space. Marley is a doula, birth educator, nanny, and babysitter who
Send us Fan Mail Originally from the USA and now based in Canberra, Shelby is a rebirthing breath worker, yoga teacher, and mother of three. In this open and reflective conversation, she shares her birth imprint, her exp
Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode, Hannah shares her deeply personal journey through three very different birth experiences. Originally from the United States, Hannah is a midwife and PhD candidate who now lives in Swi
Send us Fan Mail On today’s final episode of 2025, Aimee and Laura catch up on what’s been happening in their lives and reflect on the year that’s been. They also chat about what’s next and share their plans for the podc
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Elizabeth, a midwife and first-time mum, shares the story of her pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journey. She always knew she wanted a homebirth, and the moment she saw her positive pre
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Georgia from Western Australia shares the two birth experiences that shaped her journey into motherhood. Her first birth at 41+1 began with an induction and unfolded in ways she hadn’t a
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Katie shares the stories of her two births. After a long journey to conceive, her first pregnancy was marked by hyperemesis gravidarum. With the support of a Midwifery Group Practice, sh
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Emma, a mum from Western Australia, shares her two very different birth experiences. During her first pregnancy, Emma received GP shared care and went in for reduced movements late in pr
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of our Homebirth Transfer Mini-Series , we speak with Sarah, who shares her two very different birth experiences—both at the same hospital, but under two very different models of care. He
Send us Fan Mail We’re back (briefly!) for a mid-season catch-up and your Insta questions In this bonus ep, Aimee and Laura jump on the mic for a life update and to answer some of the great questions you sent in on Insta
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we speak with Rebecca, a mother of two from Perth, Western Australia. Rebecca shares her powerful and deeply personal birth stories — from her first homebirth to her second birth, a free
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we speak with Tate—midwife, mother, and passionate advocate for physiological birth. Tate takes us through her path to becoming a midwife and her time working within the system as an MGP
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Homebirth Stories Australia is hosted by Aimee & Laura. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 69 episodes.
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