The documentary film Forget Me Not premiered at the Nordisk Panorama Film Festival in Malmö, Sweden this weekend. Afterwards, I had the opportunity to talk to artist and filmmaker Sun Hee Engelstoft about her experiences in South Korea, the complexities of human experiences, adoption, and her future work.
The Positive Birth Story Podcast is back! In this episode we hear from Krissy Shields – founder of Maha Mama.
Regardless of whether you are working from home, working for a company, have your own business or work in academia, being a mother can bring value to your career.
In this episode we hear from Nancy. Despite more interventions than she wished for, giving birth was ultimately an empowering experience for her. It’s wonderful to hear her talk about her Baby Shower, where she gathered the women in her family and asked them to
Mariah shares the beautiful story of her son’s birth.
In the latest episode of the Positive Birth Story Podcast, Chrissy talks about giving birth to her first child. She learns that textbooks aren’t always right and not all first-time moms have long births. The whole process was much faster than Chrissy had anticipated and
In northern Uganda, many mothers have lived through armed conflict. Some gave birth in a time when murder, abduction, mutilation and rape were common practices. It was a time when child soldiers were forced to kill loved ones. What would it be like to become
During times of war, stories of motherhood have been excluded and unexplored.
In Episode 13 of The Positive Birth Story Podcast, we hear once again from Amy.
In this episode, we hear Amy talk about giving birth to her first child at home.
Episode 11 of The Positive Birth Story Podcast is filled with energy and happiness. Shane talks to Åsa about finding motherhood much easier and more fun than she could ever have anticipated. Her advice to other women? “Stay positive, don’t be afraid of the pain,
Episode 10 of The Positive Birth Story Podcast is a frank and honest conversation filled with humor.
“There’s no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one.” – Jill Churchill
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