Advocating for Yourself in Labor BONUS episode with Katelyn Fagan from What's Up Fagans

Today we have a BONUS episode with my friend Katelyn. We're talking about her doctor recommended a cesarean section and she refused it, and how all of that went. Today's guest is Katelyn Fagan. She is from What's Up Fagans. This is her third time on the Pulling Curls Podcast. You can listen to her in her post on the last part of pregnancy and helping kids to clean. This episode was inspired by my post on informed consent. Learning to advocate for yourself can be difficult for pregnant moms. Using informed consent can help you do it with something your provider should be doing anyway. Big thanks to our sponsor The Online Prenatal Class for Couples. By understanding what normal plans are and some ways to best advocate for yourself in ADVANCE you'll absolutely love how this class prepares you! Be sure to check out the reviews! In this episode Check out any upcoming live classes here. Katelyn's history and how she tried a few practices to help support her in the delivery she wanted. Benefits of a small/large practice. Handling prenatal care and your emotions as you move towards the end of your pregnancy. Using a peanut ball to increase movement in labor (I like that 15" size) Using your nurse to help you advocate My podcast episode on saying no in labor Katelyn's book on VBAC isn't quite out yet.  Stay tuned. Other things that might interest you My post on twins Producer: Drew Erickson