Making a Midwife
Making a Midwife
Podcast Description
We are thrilled to announce that Making a Midwife, the beloved podcast hosted by Bonnie Hughes and Megan, has found its new home with All4Maternity!This podcast is for those who are aspiring to become midwives, for students and registered midwives.We interview the people you want to hear from and provide a platform for support, connection and inspiration through the journey to becoming qualified.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes centered around midwifery education, personal experiences, and professional development. Key topics include practical advice for midwifery students, discussions on emotional wellness, doulas, evidence-based practice, and the pathway to becoming a midwife. For example, episodes highlight student journeys, childbirth methodologies, midwifery history, and specific challenges faced by both students and practicing midwives.
We are thrilled to announce that Making a Midwife, the beloved podcast hosted by Bonnie Hughes and Megan, has found its new home with All4Maternity!
This podcast is for those who are aspiring to become midwives, for students and registered midwives.
We interview the people you want to hear from and provide a platform for support, connection and inspiration through the journey to becoming qualified.
This week we delve into hearing how the care of healthcare workers influences women’s decisions and experiences. Spohia is our guest today and walks us through her two pregnancies and births which had incredibly challenging moments. Sophia is vulnerable in explaining the emotional experience following her first caesarean section which was unwanted, and how much she desired a VBAC for her second birth. She takes us through finding out her second baby has Down syndrome and the processes and support they experienced through that time.
Sophia is so generous in the way she speaks truthfully and openly about her experiences and its insightful to hear how the information she was given, and not given, changed her outcomes as a birthing woman.
We hope you find valuable information within Sophia’s story and find a way to bring that into your practice and learning.
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