What up, Mom? Put down that coffee and grab a wine. Get ready for another episode of nursing and cursing,

parenting podcast that covers more shit than your baby's full diaper. I'm Kate. I'm a stay-at-home mom

of three living in Brooklyn, New York. Hi, I'm Christine. I'm a freelance video editor and first-time mom

living in L.A. Allie here, podcasting from South Kona, Hawaii, where I live up on a mountain farm with my husband and two sons.

Hi, I'm Molly, and I live in Los Angeles, California, working as a mom of a toddler and a second grade teacher.

And I'm Sarah, your in-house expert. I'm a nurse practitioner and recovering postpartum nurse in Brooklyn, New York.

We move mountains just to find the time to record ourselves shooting the shit every week. And here it is.

Mail Kemp.

Welcome back to nursing and cursing, guys.

This week is, hi, this week is a special episode.

This is our first in our series of birth stories.

And tonight we're going to get to hear about Kate's birth story of one of her three children.

Kate is our podcaster who comes in from Brooklyn, New York.

And what's cool about her birth is that Sarah, our expert, was actually there helping and witnessing.

So Kate, take it away.

Give it to us from the beginning.

Hey, Molly, when you were like Kate's birth story, I was just thinking, it would be so funny if I was like, well, I was born on October 24. So as you guys know, I have three kids. So I've've had three births and one of them was with the dolphins um one was

with the dolphins out on the guanas river just a two-headed dolphin okay um sorry guanas is so polluted for people who don't live in Brooklyn.

Okay.

So my most recent baby was, believe it or not, three years ago, but I had her at home, and

Sarah was my doula slash BFF slash nurse slash birth coach awesome Sarah just everything lucky lucky

I was lucky to be here can I ask you was this your first home birth no this is your first home birth

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