You're listening to the Mommy Labriner's podcast episode number 75.

Hey guys, so this week we have a birth story, having a birth story in a few weeks,

but we're having a pretty cool birth story this week, so my friend Stephanie has been on the podcast before.

She talked on an earlier episode all about Dula Care because she's a Dula,

but we had her back on the podcast because she's actually got a really, really cool birth story.

So, I'm sure you know because I posted it on it recently that twins don't have to be born via C-section.

They can definitely be born vaginally.

It kind of depends on which way for the baby A is positioned.

That's really the main thing.

There's a couple of other factors that play into it, but that's the main factor.

But yeah, twins can definitely be born vaginally,

but did you know that sometimes you can have one twin born vaginally

and then the other one, born via C-section?

And that's exactly what happened to Stephanie, so she just shared her story

and I think it's such a cool story.

She came away from the experience with a very, very positive attitude,

and I think that's amazing.

And you'll hear her explain that in detail, and I just, I think it was just wonderful.

Because a lot of times, at least in my experience, that I've seen women have this similar experience,

having one twin born vaginally and having one twin born as a C-section,

it can be a negative experience.

So I love that Stephanie shared her story, and she shared it in a very, very positive light.

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