108. MyMaine Birth: When Midwifery Regulations Clash With Birth Autonomy, Devanne's Story

from MyMaine Birth · host Angela Laferriere

Send us Fan MailGet 10% OFF MyAutonomous Birth, the self-paced, Online Course HEREAre you a soon to be mom, a seasoned mother, or simply interested in the world of birth? You’re in the right place! In this episode, we discuss:Home birth in MaineMidwifery care and doula supportHow regulations can affect birth autonomy….and a whole lot more!Additional Resources you’ll LOVE…If you are ready to prepare for an autonomous birth experience, where you’re respected as the authority over your body and your baby… regardless of where you plan on birthing -CLICK HERE for 10% off the MyAutonomous Birth self-paced, online course! Not sure where to start? I’ve got you covered! Check out my FREE resource, 37 Questions to Ask Your Care Provider. Whether you’re interviewing new providers or have already established care, this FREE resource offers guidance on important topics to discuss with your provider.

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