Hosted by Niamh Cassidy, IBCLC · 🇺🇸 US · EN-IE · 86 episodes
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The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast , in conjunction with Your Birth Biz , is a podcast for birth and postpartum professionals who want to grow sustainable, ethical businesses without burning out or losing themselves along the way. Hosted by Niamh Cassidy , childbirth educator, IBCLC lactation consultant, and business coach to birth workers, this podcast sits at the intersection of business, birth work, values, and real life . Niamh started her own perinatal business as a side hustle while working full-time in social care, and knows first-hand how challenging it can be to fill classes, attract clients, and stay confident when everyone else seems to be “doing better”. She’s been through the comparison spiral, the over-consumption of business advice, and the frustration of learning from business spaces that don’t understand the ethics, boundaries, and responsibilities of perinatal work. Through year
Niamh Cassidy, IBCLC hosts Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, a business show with 86 episodes published.
Bron Watson on burnout, cancer, and why self-care has to come before the sales funnel What happens when you do everything right in business — the funnels, the followers, the retreats, the courses — and it still costs you
Self-employment isn't natural. That's the thread running through this week's episode — and once you see it, you can't unsee it. In this honest, story-led conversation, Niamh shares the part of her own story she doesn't u
Marketing for doulas, lactation consultants and antenatal educators needs to different. Most marketing advice was written for people selling software, shoes, or supplements, not for the care that you provide. And if you'
From PhD chemist to birth alchemist - Tina-Marie Bruton on burnout, late autism identification, identity and finding her power in being herself. What happens when everything you built your identity around stops fitting?
What Actually Makes a Business Work — with Louise O'Brien Two business owners get honest about mentorship, investment, structure and building a business that actually works What does it actually take to build a business
This episode is a little different. Niamh gets personal.. sharing stories not just from her early career in youth justice and youth homelessness in Dublin, but her own pregnancy journey and the loss of her friends becaus
This episode came straight from you — after asking followers for topic ideas, diversifying income and offers kept coming up. And it's no surprise, because it's also one of the most common conversations happening in coach
Orla Nealis went from pandemic mum with no support to fully booked doula in less than two years from completing her training. Here's what actually got her there. What does it actually look like to build a birthwork busin
Why so many brilliant birthworkers struggle to call themselves business owners — and why making that shift changes everything. If you've ever introduced yourself by saying "I do a bit of doula work" or "I run a few class
The business side of birthwork is harder than it should be — and it's not your fault. Here's why, and what actually helps. Something I hear all the time from birthworkers is that the business side of things feels so much
This is a republished episode from November 2023 - and there’s a reason it’s back. It was the most popular guest episode I’ve ever shared on the podcast, and listening back, it’s easy to see why. In this conversation wit
If marketing your birth work business feels overwhelming, confusing, or like something you should be doing but don’t actually enjoy… this episode is going to be a bit of a reset. In this conversation, I’m joined by Charl
If you spend any time on business Instagram or TikTok right now, you’ve probably seen a flood of posts about what works in business in 2026 . Stop posting educational content. Use custom AI tools for everything. Say some
Over the past while I’ve been hearing the same thing from birth workers again and again: “Things feel quieter.” Fewer enquiries. Fewer bookings. Calendars that suddenly feel lighter than they did a few months ago. Doulas
If your income goes up and down each month and you’ve ever felt stressed, guilty, or unsure about your money this episode is going to hit you right in the feels. I’m joined by financial coaches and business partners Shan
Do we really all have the same 24 hours? Discover how time, capacity, and life seasons affect business growth — especially for busy birth workers and parents. Do we really all have the same 24 hours in a day? Technically
What does it really take to get started in birth work — and stay there? In this episode, I’m joined by Jen Crawford, life and business coach, parent educator, mentor and doula trainer, with over 15 years’ experience supp
Naming your business can feel like one of the biggest, most loaded decisions you’ll ever make, especially when you work in the birth and postpartum space, where identity, values, and care are so closely tied to what we d
In this episode, Niamh is joined by Aoife Lennon , perinatal educator, IBCLC, former Home Economics teacher and founder of Bumps & Bainne . Aoife describes herself as a “full-time challenger of the polite nonsense that s
In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast , I’m joined by Parnuuna Thornwood , guide and teacher behind Feel Good Rebel , for a calm, grounding conversation about visibility that doesn
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