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Hosted by Sarah · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 25 episodes
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We Are Mothers is a podcast dedicated to real, honest motherhood stories.Chapter One centres on birth. Not to tell you how it should happen, but to honour how it actually did.Hosted by Sarah - mumma and storyteller, this podcast creates a calm, safe space for women to share their birth experiences in all their complexity. Through storytelling, women can heal their own birth experiences while helping others learn, prepare, and trust themselves as they approach birth and motherhood.Every birth matters. Every story belongs.
Sarah hosts We Are Mothers., a kids show with 25 episodes published.
Content warning: This episode discusses pregnancy loss, infant death, medical termination for medical reasons (TFMR), and NICU experiences. Please take care while listening. In this episode, we sit down with Alana, a mum
In this episode, birth and postpartum doula Sarah shares the story of her fourth and final birth, a home water birth in northern NSW that arrived sixteen days past her due date, right as COVID lockdowns began. Sarah open
In this episode, Meg mum of two and founder of a keyword sign/Auslan training program for families shares the story of her two very different births. For her first, Cecilia, Meg wanted a home birth, but she and her husba
In this solo mini episode, I share a personal update on my second pregnancy and our plans for a second home birth. At 26 weeks pregnant with our second son, I answer listener-submitted questions covering everything from
In today’s episode we chat with Elise, doula and mum not two from the Northern Rivers. After an induced first birth involving a postpartum haemorrhage, theatre, blood transfusions and a long physical recovery, Elise beli
For years, Kaela carried a deep fear of birth. Instead of letting that fear guide her decisions, she immersed herself in learning everything she could about physiological birth, home birth and informed consent. The more
In this episode, Emily shares her journey from a conventional pregnancy care pathway to an empowering home birth experience with her son, Kai. What began as a fairly standard pregnancy quickly became a deeper exploration
After three years of infertility, IVF treatment and pregnancy loss, Cheree finally welcomed her son Teddy into the world. In this deeply honest conversation, Cheree shares the emotional road from deeply wanting to become
In this episode, Jess shares her journey through two high risk pregnancies and births, including the emotional aftermath of extreme prematurity and NICU motherhood. Jess speaks openly about: Going into spontaneous labour
In this episode, Claire shares the full story of welcoming her daughter Ellie via emergency caesarean under general anaesthetic after a rapid and intense labour. After spending pregnancy preparing for a calm, physiologic
In this week’s episode, I sit down with Tara, content creator, actor, podcast host and mum of two, to hear the full story behind both of her births and the postpartum journeys that followed. Tara shares how she went from
In this episode, I sit down with private midwife Jacinta for a deep and honest conversation about modern maternity care, physiological birth, home birth, and what women actually need to feel safe, informed and supported
Nicole shares her birth stories, a journey that began with a clear vision for how things would unfold, but quickly shifted into something far more intense and unpredictable. In this episode, Nicole walks us through: What
In this episode, Maddy shares the raw and evolving story of her three births. Each one radically different, each one shaping her identity as a mother and ultimately leading her into the world of birth work. With no prior
In this episode, Rikki shares her experience of becoming a mother for the first time and choosing a natural home birth with her daughter, Ruby. After initially following what felt like the “standard” path, Rikki began to
In this episode, Ashleigh shares her journey through loss, IVF, and two very different birth experiences — and what changed the second time around. After a first birth that she reflects on as traumatic, but pivotal, Ashl
Alice’s birth story is a powerful reminder that birth doesn’t have to go according to plan to still be deeply empowering. During her pregnancy, Alice and her husband were navigating profound grief after losing two import
In this episode, Kirsten shares the story of her two very different births. Her first birth with her son Ernest unfolded in the public hospital system, marked by rising blood pressure, repeated interventions, and an indu
In this episode of We Are Mothers, Mikayla shares the full spectrum of her motherhood journey, from a traumatic first birth to a deeply healing VBAC. We explore Mikayla’s first pregnancy and emergency C-section, includin
In this episode of We Are Mothers, Taylor shares her birth story, one shaped by education, intuition, and the environment she chose to give birth in. We talk about how learning more about physiological birth influenced h
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We Are Mothers. is hosted by Sarah. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 25 episodes.
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