Show Notes
Today, Midwife Em is joined by Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Charlotte Conlon. Together they discuss a huge array of issues women face during pregnancy and the postpartum period. From prolapse and abdominal muscle separation to overactive and underactive pelvic floors. This is one you’ll want to listen to a few times to soak in all the goodness!
You can find Charlotte at Flow Physio Co in Woolooware @flowphysioco or on her Instagram @misspelvichealth (make sure to check it out, so many goodies!)
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Em is back again with another beautiful birth story! Today she is joined by the lovely Fran who talks through the birth of her second child, Bloom.
In today’s episode, Em carries on the conversation from last week, however focuses more on what the process of an induction often looks like for women as well as talking through coping techniques and ways to make it a more positive experience.
So many pregnant women are met with conversations surrounding induction during pregnancy and it can be extremely confronting and overwhelming. As the rates of induction continue to increase with little to no effect on infant and maternal morbidity and mortality rates, we do need to question whether all these inductions are actually necessary.
Midwife Em is back with another incredible birth story, and this time she is joined by the lovely Kayla Gane who shares so openly and honestly about the birth of her first child, Vera. Kayla chats through her desire from an early age to have children, the fear that it may be difficult with her history of PCOS and endometriosis, her journey through pregnancy during the time of COVID, her care through her private obstetrician, and her positive birth experience.
With so many different options of pain relief available, how do we know what to choose? It can get so overwhelming with so many opinions floating around, but fear not! Midwife Em has put together such a great episode exploring all the different options, how they work, and their pros/cons (both natural and medical!).