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In today's episode I continue my interview with Kristyn B. Kristyn tells us about her most recent birth with her daughter Bronte and goes in depth into how she has worked through the healing process of her traumatic birth with her first daughter Georgia. We speak about advocacy work, and how you can get involved with birth advocacy in your local health district. Kristyn mentions a few resources which helped her along her journey, I have listed these below for you. Below you can also find details on how to reach Kristyn personally through her birth advocacy work.
'More than a healthy baby' - By Dr Erin Bowe'How to heal a bad birth' - By Melissa J Bruijn and Debby A Gould
Kristyn can be found on Instagram @buntingforbirthrights and I can be found at www.lifeandlens.com.au or @lifeandlens_photography on Instagram.

In today's episode I interview Kristyn B, she is a fierce homebirth and women's rights advocate and she also happens to be my eldest sister.We speak about Kristyn's journey to parenthood and how her plans to homebirth her first baby ended in an emergency c-section at 37 weeks gestation. You can find Kristyn on Instagram at @consciouslycrafted and @buntingforbirthrights

In the first episode of The Birth DeBrief I share my pregnancy, birth and parenting journey. It is raw and real.

Today's episode is the last episode for Season 1 of The Birth DeBrief. In this episode I interview Stacey; Stacey shares her two birth experiences and what it was like for her falling pregnant with her first when she had previously been told she would be unable to conceive.
Stacey speaks to how her two birth experiences were vastly different, even though they were both unplanned c-sections.
We talk about post partum anxiety and how Stacey found balance after birthing her second child.

In today's episode I interview Clare on the birth of her daughter Nova. We talk about how even though Clare felt informed on her birth rights and choices, she was still carried away by the system and fell into the cascade of intervention.

In this episode I interview Tamara. Tamara is a young mum living in Sydney, Australia. She shares her experiences birthing her son and how she felt judged and discriminated against for her age.