EPISODE · Aug 2, 2026 · 53 MIN
S3 EP 1 | Meg’s Story: A Hospital and Home Birth Journey into Two Under Two
from We Are Mothers. · host Sarah
In this episode, Meg mum of two and founder of a keyword sign/Auslan training program for families shares the story of her two very different births. For her first, Cecilia, Meg wanted a home birth, but she and her husband ultimately decided together on a hospital birth during the height of COVID lockdowns, culminating in an intense, fast-moving labour with a midwife she didn't click with and a birth that came right down to the wire. Her second, Remy, was the home birth she'd always wanted a fast, water birth she describes as completely "easeful." Meg opens up about conception, pregnancy through a pandemic, trusting her body, postpartum with two under two, and the advice she'd give to any pregnant mum today.Key takeaways from this episode:Two very different birth experiences from the same mother show how much environment, support, and prior experience shape birth.The power of growing up around unafraid, honest conversations about birth.Why "trust your body" doesn't mean rejecting support, it means holding preferences loosely.Want more?You can find episode photos over at:https://www.instagram.com/wearemotherspod/You can find me at:https://www.instagram.com/iamsarahcusack/You can find Meg at:https://www.instagram.com/babysignau/https://babysignlanguageclasses.com.au/Meg run’s Baby Sign - an education service for parents, carers, educators and other key stakeholders working with children in the early years.We provide key word sign (also known as baby sign language) training and early intervention services for children with speech and language delays.With Baby Sign, you’re not just learning signs – you’re building confidence, strengthening bonds, and giving the next generation a voice before they can speak.
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