Into the wild I am, it's been in the wild I am. It's been a while,

I am. It's been a while freedom child since I left my roots back home. Into the wild I'm going into the wild I'm going into the wild I head. It's been a while freedom child since I let my roots

back home. Welcome to the Free Birth Society podcast. This is a radical space for women who are ready to celebrate their autonomous choices in birth, motherhood, and beyond.

Together, we'll learn about wild birth through personal narrative,

we'll explore the politics of birth and we'll analyze everything that relates to

our lives as women from a feminist perspective. Here's your host, Emily Salder.

It's been a wild freedom child.

Since I love my rules back home. This week on the show we have Tatiana who free-birthed her second daughter eight years after her first birth. Sadly, Tatiana's first birth

was completely sabotaged by an irresponsible midwife who abandoned her after days

of attempting to induce her.

So, Tatiana took her time and did the work of healing until she was ready again.

And when she was ready, she staked her claim and birthed entirely her way.

All right, my friend. Welcome, welcome.

Thank you.

So just start wherever it feels, it feels true for you to start, I ask your what marks the beginning of your

mothering journey what comes to mind in your life what part of your life.

Actually the first thing I came to mind me

said that was when I was four years old and I used to play Birth

with my friend, even though I had no idea what the birth process was like.

She had a newborn baby doll that looked like a real newborn with the umbilical cord and everything and I would like pretend to be in labor

I would just like mown on the bed and then the baby would pop out of my umbilophus because that's easy easy.

But yeah I mean I guess in my adult journey is probably.

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