Katy approached the births of her two kids, Halle (4) and Tommy (2) very differently.

Katie explains the birth of her son Leroy as beautiful, completely natural, intervention free and drug free.

Both of Bec’s boys, Noah (3) and Hugo (5 months) came before her due date. Both times her waters broke early. Both times her midwife was on holidays and both times were a vaginal birth. But that’s where the similarities stopped.

First time mama Chelsea endured 47 hours of labour before her son Elliot was born.

After a long three day ordeal of induction, Sinaed was whisked into an emergency c section.

Charlotte is mama to 8 month old Maggie and shares with her birth which included Gestational Diabetes, COVID, iron infusion, induction, balloon catheter, post-partum haemorrhage, episiotomy and little baby Maggie suspected of having sepsis.

In an appointment at 37 weeks, Erin was told they wanted to induce her due to her high blood pressure and bub measuring in the third percentile.

Mama of two May beautifully shares the birth of her daughter Elektra and graciously opens up about her battle with Postnatal Depression, detachment and anxiety.

After trying for two years for their daughter, she decided she was ready for the world in under three hours once Gemma went into labour.

Heather struggled with unexplained infertility for three years before their beautiful little miracle Remy came along.

Melissa gave birth to Poppy through the continuity program at Canberra Hospital during lockdown.

Jade shares the birth stories her two daughters, Oaklee who is almost 2 and Ayla who she lost in December 2021 at 13 weeks due to very rare condition that affects only 0.3 in 100,000 babies.

For her first baby, Corinne laboured 7 hours at home and another 12 hours at Queanbeyan Hospital before her baby girl Willow was welcomed into the world.

Mum of three boys, Ashleigh shares her difficult pregnancy journey as well as the birth of her twins Oliver and Caleb.

Nine days past her due date, Tegan was more than ready to bring her first baby into this world.

The birth of her first child, Forest, was a physical and mental marathon for Danielle - lasting a total of about 18 hours.

Marianne is a passionate advocate for empowering women’s choices around birth after her first birth experience.

Clair shares the birth of her second son, Rowley, who was born inside an intact amniotic sack, also known as an “encaul” birth. This beautiful rarity only happens to 1 in 80,000 babies.

Harry’s heart rate dropped dangerously low while Ellen was pushing and she was told she needed an emergency cesarean.

Although she had prepared for a natural birth, even doing a hypno birthing course, she found herself with 48 hours to prepare for a cesarean.