I think my water just broke. I felt like things really intensify. She was right there and

she was coming. It was it was an amazing feeling. I'm gonna cry just thinking about it. I could

feel her head. We heard her cry. We were squeezing hands and she was screaming. I'm

Bryn Hunt Palmer and you're listening to The Birth Hour. This podcast is designed as a safe place

to come together and share childbirth stories. Stick around and join us to hear informative and

empowering birth journeys from all over the world. Today's episode is sponsored by Baby Tula.

Baby Tula creates unique and expressive carriers that help parents keep doing what they love

while connecting with their little ones. Baby carriers are so much more than a parenting tool.

When you wear your baby, you support the emotional, social, and physical well-being of your baby

as well as your own. With a variety of unique prints, small batch and hand woven fabrics,

inclusive sizing, and carriers for older babies too, you can find a carrier that's distinctly you.

You can use the code birthhour at babytula.com to get $20 off an order of 100 or more.

At the end of this episode, I talk with Tiffany, a baby-wearing educator, all about babytula

and what she loves about their carriers. So stay tuned for that conversation.

Okay, before we get to today's birth story, I just wanted to chat a little bit about a couple other

aspects of the birthhour community. If you're new to the podcast, you may not know that we also have

an online childbirth course. It's called Know Your Options. It's 12 modules of all evidence-based

information I've partnered with a childbirth educator, a birth and postpartum doula

and lactation counselor, to cover everything from final weeks of pregnancy through preparing for

your birth, any type of birth. We go over everything, starting with plans asarians, and going through

unmedicated versus medicated inductions, really any kind of thing that might come up for you,

so that you can be prepared no matter how your birth goes. And then, of course, we talk about postpartum

...