Show Notes
This week on Skin Talks, Natascha shares her unfiltered birth story, from choosing a natural, unmedicated delivery at a local birthing centre to those first surreal moments holding baby Maximilian. Join mother-daughter duo Beate and Natascha as they dive into:
- Why a home-style birthing centre and midwives over a hospital
- The 12-hour early-labor “tease” that left her exhausted
- When a single shift in contractions turned things around
- Coping with brutal back-labor and the three-hour pushing phase
- How postpartum reality (sweaty sheets, retained placenta & all) really played out
- Breastfeeding wins, emotional highs and practical tips for new parents
Whether you’re curious about natural childbirth, weighing your delivery options, or just love honest, empowering conversations about health and wellness, this episode has you covered.
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