Birth is amazing, beautiful, wonderful . . . and it can throw you for a loop! Despite our very best birth “plans,” we can find ourselves taking some twist and turns during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum that we don’t expect. Enter the Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy Podcast!
Hey mama! My name is Stephanie, and I’m a mom of three boys, and two girls, a professional doula, childbirth educator, and the creator of the Online Birth Course - My Essential Birth www.myessentialbirth.com.
I love to help mothers just like you feel empowered and confident during pregnancy, birth, and into motherhood by taking my years of knowledge and personal/professional experience in the birth world and breaking down complex birth topics to make preparing for labor & birth a breeze!
Every week, you’ll hear from myself & other women ready to share their knowledge with other pregnant moms about pregnancy and birth topics that will have you feeling knowledgeable and in the driver’s seat of your best birth experience.
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Birth Story: Unmedicated, Hospital Birth with Sally Steffy
Épisode 368
mercredi 30 septembre 2026 • Durée 43:33
Some stories are too tender and too good to leave sitting in the archives, and Sally's is one of them.
Sally shares her unmedicated hospital birth, and she does it gracefully, while her sweet grandpa had passed away just days before she went into labor. Her story is a powerful picture of the goodness of God woven through both grief and joy, all in the same week.
We talk about how giving birth brought her and her husband closer than ever, and the little things she brought to the hospital that made a real difference, the snacks, the water bottle, the comb, the fan, all the tiny tools that kept her energized, hydrated, and distracted from the intensity of contractions.
Sally is also a wedding photographer who shot 25 weddings while pregnant and worked right up until the day before labor, so we get into how her active, fitness-focused lifestyle shaped her whole experience.
I hope this one speaks to your heart the way it spoke to mine.
Here are some highlights from the episode:
[3:10] How Sally shot 25 weddings while pregnant — and worked right up until the day before she went into labor.
[6:45] Why she compares an unmedicated birth to running a marathon (she's run a few, so she'd know)...and I have to agree 😏
[9:30] Choosing her provider and hospital blind during COVID — and why she couldn't even tour her birth space.
[13:15] The role her husband played — the book he read, the way he prepared, and why she says she never felt alone for a second (tune in dads!! 😉)
[17:40] The daily prep that made the biggest difference — breathing, worship music, and the ice pack rehearsal.
[22:30] Her water starts leaking... and she goes to church anyway (that's my kind of mama - using anything and everything to distract yourself and carry on in the very best way.
[26:00] The heartbreaking loss that hit her family the same week — and why she wonders if it set off her labor.
[30:15] The back labor she didn't expect, the shaking, and the snacks that got her through.
[34:20] The moment she knew her baby was coming — fast.
[37:00] The honest truth about not instantly bonding with your baby — and why that doesn't mean anything is wrong with you. (This is a very important message for every mom to hear, please tune in here)
[40:00] The little tools she swears by for labor — the comb, the water bottle, the stroller fan — how she uses them and how they will come with her for every birth.
One quick note: this episode is for information and education, not medical advice. Always work with a provider you trust for your pregnancy and birth.
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Are You Pushing Wrong? What Your Pelvic Floor REALLY Needs for Birth with Dr. Sara Reardon
Épisode 367
jeudi 24 septembre 2026 • Durée 43:24
What if the way you’re told to push during birth isn’t actually the whole story? And what if leaking, pelvic pain, painful sex, or feeling like your body just never fully recovered after having a baby aren’t things you simply have to live with?
In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Sara Reardon, aka The Vagina Whisperer — a board-certified pelvic floor therapist with 20 years of experience — to talk about the part of your body that plays a HUGE role in pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery, but doesn’t get nearly enough attention. We’re talking about how your pelvic floor changes during pregnancy, how to breathe and push more effectively, what actually happens to your pelvic floor during birth, and why the standard “6 weeks and you’re cleared” checkup may not tell the whole story.
Whether you're pregnant and preparing for birth, newly postpartum, or years past your last baby, this conversation will help you understand your body in a whole new way — and recognize when something isn’t just something you’re supposed to “put up with.”
Here are some highlights from the episode:
What actually counts as "not normal" — and why no amount of leaking is something you just have to live with
Why your pelvic floor changes no matter how you give birth — vaginal OR C-section
The signs that tell you it's time to get pelvic floor support
What to focus on in each trimester — strengthening early, birth prep later
The truth about exercising during pregnancy (and why the old advice was wrong)
How to actually push your baby out — and why your breath matters so much
Why "6 weeks and you're cleared" doesn't cut it, and what real recovery timelines look like
The connection between breastfeeding, low estrogen, and pelvic floor healing that most moms are never told
Why it's never too late to get help — 3 months, 3 years, or 3 decades postpartum
Sara's biggest takeaway for every mama on putting herself back on the list
🎁 Sara made all of you a FREE childbirth prep guide with her top 8 pelvic floor tips for birth — how to push, how to breathe, positions, stretches, and recovery tips nobody talks about. Grab it at
Birth Story: What If I Can’t Handle Labor? How Mental Preparation & Support Can Change Your Birth
Épisode 366
mercredi 16 septembre 2026 • Durée 42:49
I love a good birth story, but this one has a little something extra. Taryn's not just telling you what happened, she's showing you how much the mental side of birth really matters AND what she did to prepare - which is the most valuable part!
She'd gone into her first two births thinking "I'm tough, I've got this," and learned the hard way that toughness isn't the same as being prepared. (join the club 😉)
So the third time, she did it differently. I first aired this back in 2023 and to-date is our most popular My Essential Birth Story!
Having an unmedicated birth is a huge decision and requires so much preparation physically AND mentally.
Your body will do what your brain tells it to! For your body to enter "Labor Land", it's imperative that mom feels safe and supported.
Taryn shares her birth story about how her support and mental preparation helped her achieve the birth she desired for her third baby girl.
[2:25] Meet Taryn — a mama of three girls in a tiny South Dakota town, with a birth story that was six weeks fresh when we recorded.
[3:09] The road to her three girls — including the part of her story I think a lot of you are going to love.
[5:30] Why she finally switched providers — and the moment she realized she deserved someone who actually listened. (BIG cheer for her here!! 🎉 )
[9:32] The one thing she prepared for this time that she completely skipped the first two times. (It literally changed everything.)
[11:09] Let's talk about "labor land" — what it actually feels like, and why Taryn says it was unlike anything she expected.
[14:32] The weirdly simple trick she focused on during every contraction that kept her whole body relaxed. You're going to want to steal this one!!!
[17:05] What she did in those final weeks that had her walking into her induction WAY further along than ever before.
[20:17] The blizzard, the induction, and the birth — and the moment things went from "this is going to take all day" to "she's coming out RIGHT NOW."
Preeclampsia, Protein & What Your Early Labs Are Really Telling You with Sarah Thompson
Épisode 365
jeudi 10 septembre 2026 • Durée 41:20
Sarah's whole world is focused on YOU — the mama. Because here's the truth we talked about: your baby can be healthy and you can still be sick. And nobody's really watching for that.
Sarah Thompson is a functional medicine provider who specializes in maternity care.
And here's the thing that makes her work so different: most prenatal care is focused on your baby.
We got into the stuff I think every pregnant mama deserves to understand, especially the things that are often preventable but rarely talked about until they become a full-blown emergency.
We dug into preeclampsia and why so many cases could be caught way earlier than they are. We talked about the early markers hiding in labs you might already be getting. And then we got into protein and even though we did not fully agree, I think the conversation will benefit every mom. 😅
I'm leaving that whole exchange in because I think it's so healthy to hear two people who care deeply about mamas talk it through with respect.
You get to take both perspectives and decide what feels right for you.
Here are some highlights from the episode:
What functional medicine actually is — and why "care of the baby" and "care of the mother" are not the same thing
Why so many preeclampsia cases are preventable — and how early it really starts
The "preeclampsia mimickers" that look exactly like the real thing but aren't
How your thyroid plays a role in so many pregnancy complications
The protein conversation where Sarah and I respectfully disagreed and I greatly appreciate her perspective
Why your first-trimester body is begging for carbs — and the science behind those cravings
The truth about heme vs non-heme iron, and how to actually raise low iron
The thing you literally cannot diet or supplement your way out of (and most of us are guilty of it)
Why "warrior-style" workouts might not be serving your pregnant body — and what to do instead
The early lab markers that can flag preeclampsia risk — and the caution to have about who's reading them
Birth Story: Not Asking for Permission & Preparing for Her Unmedicated Birth with Jo Gibson
Épisode 364
jeudi 3 septembre 2026 • Durée 44:43
This first aired in March 2023 and became one of my most downloaded birth stories. Once you hear Jo's "ask forgiveness, not permission" approach, you'll understand exactly why.
Jo Gibson is an army wife. Her closest family lives nine hours away. Her insurance meant she had to give birth in a hospital, with a rotating team of midwives she'd never met before — and no real option to switch providers.
On paper, that's a tough setup for the unmedicated birth she wanted. But Jo did something I love. Instead of asking permission, she decided to ask forgiveness. 😏
She stopped asking her providers "can I do this?" and started telling them "this is what I'm doing." She flipped the whole dynamic...and it worked. She showed up to the hospital already eight centimeters, laboring in the ER while nurses tried to hand her a wheelchair, and had her baby boy completely unmedicated. Her husband did counter pressure for so many hours his arms were sore the next day (as they should be if you're doing it right...little tip for dads 😉).
Her birth story is so encouraging, especially if you're a military mama, or any mama who feels stuck with a provider or a hospital and wonders if she can still have the birth she wants. And Jo doesn't just share the wins. She talked about the parts she'd do differently too, which makes this one even more valuable.
Here are some highlights from the episode:
What it's really like to prepare for birth as a military mom - far from family, with limited provider choices
The "ask forgiveness, not permission" approach that changed everything for Jo
How she handled a midwife who told her "most moms don't do that because birth is painful" (and what she did next)
The genius way she flipped the script with her providers...you'll LOVE this part
How her knowledge from the course actually earned her provider's buy-in and trust
Why counter pressure was hands down the most helpful thing she and her husband did
The birth affirmation cards she made herself — and the difference they made in real-time during her birth (they are seriously SO powerful mamas!!)
Her fast, intense labor at home, and why she trusted her gut to head in before hitting 3-1-1
Vaccines: What Every Mother Needs to Know
Épisode 363
jeudi 27 août 2026 • Durée 57:08
🗝️ From The Vault: I first shared this one about a year ago. I still get comments on it and I think it may be one of my most favorite conversations about true consent - no matter the topic! I guess it helps that this one is a hot topic 😜 but it still stands!!
You've probably had this moment: You're sitting in a provider's office, pregnant belly in front of you, when someone says, "This is what you'll get at your next appointment." No conversation.
If your stomach has ever dropped in that moment, wondering "do I even get a say here?" — this episode is for you, mama.
I sat down with Alexandra Galaska, the powerhouse behind Just the Inserts, to talk about how to cut through fear, confusion, and the "this is just what we do" culture in medicine.
Alexandra's journey began as a new mom overwhelmed by conflicting voices — and what she uncovered (the actual government-issued manufacturer inserts for pharmaceuticals and vaccines) became the foundation of her mission: helping parents make truly informed decisions with confidence, not coercion.
I want to be really clear about something before you listen — this conversation is not about being "for" or "against" anything.
It's about equipping yourself with facts, frameworks, and questions so you can walk into your provider's office as the CEO of your health and your child's, not a passive spectator.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed, dismissed, or scared you'll "get it wrong," you're not alone and I know you will love this episode. Alexandra's practical, non-alarmist approach is exactly what so many of us wish we had when we first became moms.
Here are some highlights from the episode:
[06:45] The moment Alexandra realized "just trust the system" wasn't enough — and why she started digging into inserts
[12:10] How invisible nudges (like "this is what good moms do") shape our medical choices more than we realize
[18:22] The difference between medical advice and medical coercion, and how to recognize the line
[26:05] Why provider efficiency models often leave informed consent out of the room — and what to do about it
[33:40] Exactly where to find official pharmaceutical inserts and how to read them without spiraling
Unmedicated Birth: How to Have an Induction Without an Epidural
Épisode 362
mercredi 19 août 2026 • Durée 44:16
🗝️ From The Vault!
Every so often there is an episode I just cannot let sit in the archives, and this is one of them.
It first aired in April 2022, and it is such a good one to bring back — because here is what I keep noticing: inductions are getting offered more and more, for more and more reasons.
Which is exactly why I tell every mom to understand what it would be like if an induction could happen, even if the goal is to not have one. That way, if it comes up, you are ready instead of scrambling.
So in this episode we get into what an induction actually is, the reasons one might land on the table (the truly necessary ones and the... not so much), all things Pitocin and why those contractions feel like their own beast, and the one thing that matters most when it comes to preparing.
And if you end up wanting an epidural or leaning on another tool along the way, that is completely okay, but this episode will prep for how to do it unmedicated! None of this is about doing birth perfectly. It is about walking in informed and staying part of every decision.
Here are some highlights from the episode:
[6:15] What a medical induction actually is and what every mom should know about working through labor with pitocin, unmedicated (if that's the goal)!
[7:25] The different induction methods explained simply: Pitocin, breaking your water, Cervidil, Cytotec, Foley bulb, and the Cook's catheter (and why I don't love Pitocin plus breaking your water alone)
[10:48] The real reasons a mom might need an induction, and the ones that aren't so medically necessary
[12:36] So many moms end up with an epidural during an induction — and why the number one reason why
[16:00] All things Pitocin: how it's given, why those contractions feel SO different, and the mental game that comes with it
[22:04] The single most important thing you can do to prepare for an induction
[22:31] What a Bishop score is and how it predicts whether your induction will go smoothly
[24:51] Supplements to prepare your body
[26:56] The physical and mental prep that makes the biggest difference
Prodromal Labor: How to Survive the Mental & Physical Exhaustion (From the Vault)
Épisode 361
mercredi 12 août 2026 • Durée 31:45
I first aired this one back in July 2023 and it became one of the most downloaded episodes I have ever put out.
Prodromal labor is one of those topics almost nobody talks about, until you are the one lying awake at 2am wondering if THIS is finally it.
So I pulled it out of the vault and dusted it off, because if you are anywhere near the end of your pregnancy, you are going to want this one in your back pocket. ❤️
Can we talk about the most emotionally confusing part of late pregnancy for a second? 😅
You start having contractions. Real ones... the kind that get longer and stronger and closer together. Your heart starts racing.
THIS IS IT. You text everyone. You maybe even head in. And then it fizzles out.
Nothing. False alarm. And a couple days later it happens all over again.
That is prodromal labor.
And it is not in your head, it is not you doing something wrong, and you are absolutely not being dramatic.
It is real, it is exhausting, and in this episode I am walking you through exactly what it is, why it happens, and how to survive it — mentally AND physically — without losing your mind in the process.
I polled you guys a few weeks back on the topics you wanted to hear about, and this one came up over and over. So here it is. 💛
Here are some highlights from the episode:
What prodromal labor actually is — and how it is different from real labor contractions and Braxton Hicks
The different ways it can show up, and why it tends to start around 36 to 37 weeks
The surprising role your baby's position plays — and what you can do to help
The positional tricks, exercises, and chiropractic care that can calm things down
The mindset shift that helps you see prodromal labor completely differently
Why you are not to blame — and the everyday things like dehydration and heat that can trigger contractions
The head-to-toe check I want every mama to do when prodromal labor shows up
The good news nobody mentions — why every single one of these contractions is actually working for you
From the Vault Birth Story: Unmedicated Hospital Birth with Jamie Peterson
Épisode 360
jeudi 6 août 2026 • Durée 39:21
This episode first aired back in August 2023 and it went on to become one of the most downloaded birth stories I have ever put out.
So I'm bringing it back! Whether this is your first time hearing Jamie's story or you are coming back around again, I think you are going to love it. ❤️
Jamie Peterson always knew she wanted to at least TRY for an unmedicated birth. She gathered all the information she could, took the My Essential Birth course with her husband, saw a Webster certified chiropractor, walked and squatted and drank her red raspberry leaf tea, and hired a doula to help bridge the communication gap with her husband when she was deep in labor.
And then birth did what birth does... it went completely off script. 😅
Jamie went in for a routine appointment at 39 weeks and 5 days.
Her provider offered a membrane sweep, mentioned it could break her water but she doubted it would, and the moment she went for it, Jamie's water was everywhere.
From there things moved FAST. She got to the hospital around 5:30, kept telling the nurses she was fine and settling in, requested a bath at what she thought was early labor, and got checked to find out she was already at a nine. Her first baby was born at 7:10pm. Water broke at 4:10. Baby in her arms three hours later.
As a FIRST time mom. 👀
This is one of those birth stories that will change what you think is possible, especially if you are a first time mama who has been told to brace for a 24 hour labor.
Jamie is funny, humble, and so honest about the preparation she did and how much of it mattered. I know you are going to love her as much as I do. ❤️
Here are some highlights from the episode:
[2:36] Meet Jamie — living in Minnesota with her husband Erik and her daughter Noa who just turned one in March. She is honest right out of the gate that she hated being pregnant, and we get into allll of it. 😂
[4:45] The glucose test scare — what happened when she failed the one-hour test "miserably," and the twist that came with the three-hour. 👀[6:38] Choosing a hospital birth with a low intervention team — and the one tradeoff that came with it.[8:18] How she "tested" her providers on their induction protocol — and why their answer told her she was exactly where she needed to be. 💪[8:18] The quote that stopped me in my tracks — it took her husband nine months to learn how to support her, and nine months for her to learn how to be supported by him. 😅[10:54] Everything she did to prepare — the birth course on the ball every night, Webster chiropractic care from 12 weeks, acupuncture, walking, squats, red raspberry leaf tea, and the affirmations she loved. This is the part that made all the difference. 💪[10:54] Why she hired a doula — and whether her birth went anything like she pictured. 😅[18:13] Her birth — the membrane sweep that did NOT go as expected, the "just get settled in" moment that turned into something else entirely, and a labor that left every nurse in the room stunned. 👀[18:13] Pushing as a first-time mom — the mindset shift that had her thinking "well, that wasn't so bad, I can do it again." 💪[28:40] How she coped through contractions — the one position that was the only thing that helped.[30:19] Postpartum — immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping, and Erik's sweet "I thought we were supposed to wait" moment. ❤️[31:24] Jamie's best advice for moms and dads — including a reminder you are going to want to hold onto long after birth. 💛
The Vault: Getting Ready for Birth & What Most People Aren't Telling You
Épisode 359
jeudi 30 juillet 2026 • Durée 32:01
This one first aired back in November 2025 and you guys loved it. It ended up being one of the most downloaded episodes I have ever done.
So I am bringing it back out of the vault because it's just too good to let it sit there!
This is the stuff nobody really tells you about getting ready for birth. The things I wish I had known before my first baby. So whether you are hearing it for the first time or coming back around again, grab a notebook and settle in. I think you are going to love it. ❤️
You’ve been prepping for birth, but with so much conflicting advice, it’s easy to feel nervous or unprepared… and you’re not alone! In this episode, I’m breaking down what most people don’t tell you about getting ready for labor — from birth myths and epidurals to baby positioning, mindset, and practical ways to feel confident no matter how your birth unfolds.
We’re covering what really matters during birth prep, including how to: • Spot the signs of active labor and plan for support • Understand epidurals, pain, and movement — what providers often don’t mention • Influence your baby’s position safely during pregnancy • Use mindset, flexibility, and planning to stay calm and confident • Prepare your birth partner to truly be your rock in the delivery room • Focus on three simple, actionable things you can start today to feel ready
If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I ready for this?” or “What actually matters for a smooth birth?” — this episode is for you. It’s honest, empowering, and full of practical tips to help you feel informed AND ready for your best birth yet!
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[24:43] The peanut ball. The music. And the fast, intense ending nobody in the room saw coming.
[36:12] The spiritual moment that carried her through — and the prayer that filled the room when she needed it most. I always love these parts of birth stories.
[38:28] Her best advice for moms and partners — plus the little labor snack she swears by (trust her on this one). I actually get questions about what to bring to eat during labor all the time, so I know you'll love this!
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Sarah's one message for every pregnant mama — the one that takes the pressure off
One quick note before you listen — this episode is for information and education, not medical advice. Always work with a provider you trust for your pregnancy and birth.
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Walking into the ER already eight centimeters with a bulging bag
The shift change that changed the course of her pushing stage...and what she'd do differently next time
Her reflection on tearing, hemorrhage, and immediate postpartum
Her best advice for moms and dads, including a postpartum tip every partner should hear
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[41:55] The surprising section of inserts that parents should always check first
[48:20] How to collaborate with your provider using both their expertise and your intuition — because mother's intuition is data
[52:15] Alexandra's encouragement for moms who feel stuck between "trust the experts" and "go down the internet rabbit hole"
Links & Resources: 📱 Follow Alexandra on Instagram: @JustTheInserts 🎓 Alexandra's FREE, no email required course — Make Informed Medical Decisions: justtheinserts.com/training-course 🔗 Join me inside the My Essential Birth Course: myessentialbirth.com/getstarted
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[40:55] The difference between doing hard things and suffering, and why that line matters so much
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How I personally reframed prodromal labor into the best practice run I could have asked for
The very real mental and emotional exhaustion of it — and permission to feel all of it
How common it actually is, and whether having it once means you will have it again
The difference between prodromal labor and active labor (a listener question)
How to truly take care of yourself while you are in the thick of it
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