How do you decide what position to be in during labour?

If you’ve had a very quick birth before (or even if you haven’t), this post has some helpful ideas of how you might prepare for a quicker than expected labour.

How do you start writing your birth plan?

We focus a lot of the physiology of birth, the choices and the options, even the emotions. But what about the sensations? What can you expect to actually FEEL when you’re in labour?

After some bleeding in pregnancy and suspected placental abruption, this couple used their Positively Birthing tools and techniques to have a positive birth experience in what could have been a difficult situation.

There are many parallels between going for a poo and giving birth.. this post could totally change the way your approach everything!

A second baby born at home, following a difficult forceps first birth in hospital.

Following a week of stop/start surges, baby was born at home for this first time mum.

A first time mum’s birth story that’s the perfect example of following your instinct and not worrying about the ‘numbers’ when it comes to vaginal examinations!