Hosted by Brooke Collier · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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Bite-size and beautifully scripted thoughts for home-birthing and free-birthing mamas on walking through the childbearing year holistically and with faith in the Great Midwife, aligned with His brilliant design.
Brooke Collier hosts Sister Birth: The Podcast, a kids show with 43 episodes published.
My sixth baby was born when I was 42 years old, and for him we hired a midwife who'd been in practice since the year I was born. His pregnancy and birth stretched me and produced a lot of agitation, weirdly! You can read
My fifth baby was a surprise, and her home birth during the pandemic lock-downs was a planned unassisted birth. This birth also includes a slow transition that required my support. It's a very tender, sacred one for me.
Here is the home birth story of my fourth-born child, which is one of my favorite births. I was walking and reading for most of it, and then she was very nearly born unassisted. You can read the text and see photos here
Here is the birth story of my third child, my third home birth. This one has a couple of unusual elements in it, while also being precipitous. You can also read it and see photos here. Preparing for home birth (with or w
Here's my second home birth story, a smooth butter birth if every there was one! You can read it and see photos here. Preparing for home birth (with or without a midwife)? Here's how I can help: Faith-Filled Home Birth C
Here's the home birth story of my firstborn, a rather epic, elongated tale. Here's the written version, with photos, too. Preparing for home birth (with or without a midwife)? Here's how I can help: Faith-Filled Home
Here you get to hear some birthkeeper (and mom) ramblings. The sister circles I host monthly Paradigm shifts inherent to becoming a home birther (more on this in Trust God, Trust Birth ) My upcoming IRL doula clients Dou
Trying to decide whether or not to hire a midwife to attend your home birth? There are many considerations to take into account when deciding whether or not to have a free birth or an unassisted birth. In this episode we
There are some universal needs of women in labor. In this book review and discussion, I'm digging into a little booklet by midwife Ruth Ehrhardt, which draws heavily from the work of the late Dr. Michel Odent, to paint a
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Is there an invitation for us hidden in foregoing the use of at-home pregnancy tests? What if skipping them might be the perfect way to begin the journey of intuitive, spirit-led, autonomous pregnancy and birth? Listen i
In this episode, we're exploring 4 sources of words that may be spoken over you during a pregnancy: your birth attendant(s), your husband, your self, and your birth preparation materials. Words are powerful -- holding th
Ok, I’m trying something new here today for my 30th episode. This one is NOT scripted. It’s just a grab-bag of thoughts and updates, mostly related to birthy things, but not always. Things I’m about to chatter about: I g
Let’s have a talk about the other “N word”: Need . There’s a pendulum swing that can happen here and we need to talk about that. Whether you’re planning a free birth or a home birth with a midwife, you will be challenged
If you're afraid of birth (and even pregnancy), you are NOT alone and you aren't crazy! We live in a world that gives us lots of scary images and stories that naturally induce fear. BUT you don't have to stay there. I'm
You're a Christian woman pursuing a faith-filled, anointed home birth, so naturally, you're thinking about creating a birth team that can facilitate the spiritual environment you desire. Ideally you'd love a midwife who
Is home birth riskier than hospital birth? How do we make room for risk and weigh it against the benefits? I'll use a metaphor about free-range chickens and vaccine-free humans to make my points. ;) Note: this was origin
What did you do wrong? What if you didn’t do anything wrong at all? What if there are reasons for a long labor that aren't in your control and are even "meant to be" for the good of you or your baby? (Note: this episode
When it comes to home birth preparation, is there such a thing as learning TOO much? When is it time to put down the birth courses, books, and podcasts and approach birth from a less cerebral angle? Preparing for home bi
So is there a fail-proof way to prevent pre-eclampsia from developing and stealing your home birth dreams right out from under you? Maaayyyybe? There are things you can do to minimize the risk, but other things are out o
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