Welcome to the Free Birth Podcast, a supportive space for people who are learning, exploring and

exploring their autonomous choices in childbirth. Together, we'll unpack truths, share personal stories,

and claim our ability to birth freely and intuitively.

Here's your host, Emily Sal day. There are lots of different ways to interact with free birth society and our work in the world.

We have our flagship course, The Complete Guide to Free Birth, which is an incredible online course,

jam-packed with everything we think one would want to know to feel confident to birth in their power.

We also recently released a companion course full of meditations, sacred rituals, and journaling

prompts to support in releasing fear and tuning in to your ancient womb wisdom.

We of course have our private membership if you're looking for a community of like-minded, radical and wild women, and you can apply for that on our website.

We offer personalized one-on-one transformational coaching with a focus on learning the tools to move

out of victim consciousness and into self-responsibility,

which is, quite frankly, freedom.

And it's worth mentioning that if you've been drooling over our mother love and retreat in Dominican Republic this coming

February, we do have a few spots left open and you should totally come join us in a magical

week in paradise. Find out more about all of this on our website freebroughs society.com. This week we are joined by Jean-nee from North Carolina who chose wild pregnancies and free

births for both of her children.

After witnessing a hospital birth prior to her first baby, she was launched into her passion to both

understand and protect birth. When pregnant, she couldn't find a midwife she connected

with, so the choice was simple. She would have a family centered free birth.

Shani tells us about how she chose to trust in her innate intelligence,

how she accepted the what ifs, and how her nine pound baby boy came out in two pushes.

Well first let me just say I come from a family of over 40 chiropractors and in turn there's like over 40 of us that were born at home, including the second generation now, like, you know, all of our kids that are being born.

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