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Tag Archives: subsequent babies homebirthed
Rebecca’s fourth babe was born at home
Where do you live? Queensland How many homebirths have you had? 1 Why did you birth at home? Because I feel it was the safest option for me and my baby Did you homebirth your first baby or subsequent babies? … Continue reading
Belinda will have her next baby at home
My name is Belinda and I live in a town in the Southern Highlands of NSW. I have only had one child, and she was born via emergency c section at my local hospital. I had always wanted a very … Continue reading
Jade was born at home in the bath
My name is Jade Farmer, I am 26, and was born at home in the bath in Eudlo Queensland (Australia) with midwife, Jane Ferguson. My sisters were born in Brisbane with midwives Jane Ferguson, Judy Thompson and Vicki Chan. One … Continue reading
Kathy wanted autonomy, freedom and privacy for her second birth
“Who homebirths? I do, a 30 year old woman with a postgraduate degree, living in Adelaide, having previously had a normal and uncomplicated previous vaginal birth. I made the choice to homebirth out of a desire to have more personalised … Continue reading
Nico wants to shout it to the world!
I live in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne, I was 33 when I had my home water birth. I have had one hospital birth (my first, Noë) and one home birth (my second, Myla). I chose to birth at … Continue reading
Andrea had her third baby at home
Where do you live? Geelong, Victoria How many homebirths have you had? 1, my 3rd son. My first two boys were hospital births. Why did you birth at home? Because my rights and wishes weren’t being respected by the hospital, … Continue reading
Tami was only having a second babe if she had a homebirth
My name is Tami White. I live in central Victoria. I’ve had one homebirth. I am a 30 year old Caucasian woman. I am self-employed as a psychologist. At the time of my son’s homebirth I was employed part-time as … Continue reading
Emma has had eight homebirths!
Who homebirths? ME! My name is Emma and my eight children have all been born at home. My oldest child was born when I was 20 and my youngest when I was 35. The land of my birth is England … Continue reading
Nyree wants her next birth to be at home
Although I have not had a homebirth yet, I certainly plan on it next time. Here’s my story that I included in the Senate Committee submission: I miscarried my first child at 9 weeks – a devastating time for me, … Continue reading