I’m a mother and a woman, not a bad word.
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“I appreciate and love evidence based information to help make my decisions which initially drove me to this podcast and why I’ve listened to it for years.. but I just can’t anymore. it seems completely contradictory for an “evidence based” podcast to go against the most basic scientific fact that women give birth. It feels when listening to this podcast and the amount of times women are called “pregnant persons” or “birthing people” that they are intentionally avoiding the word “woman” or “mother” . “Woman” and “mother” are not a bad words, and avoiding them is a blatant disregard to the the 99.99% of people who listen to this podcast and come here to feel empowered in their journey to become a mother . I get trying to be inclusive, but when did including people become ignoring women and stripping them of their title and role to do the one thing women are uniquely designed to do. Birth is our superpower and it disempowers women by saying any “person” can grow and bring life into this world. Its an insult to women AND science.
I am a mom, I am a woman, and I won’t listen to a podcast that claims to be scientific but refuses to acknowledge basic human biology. So Disappointed.”
597888321 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/06/23
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“What a wonderful addition to anyone who wants to practice evidence based nursing. I love that it is just the facts, short and sweet! I can listen to the information multiple times without spending hours listening through.”
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United States of America ·
03/10/18
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“As a prenatal chiropractor I love listening to this podcast on my commute to work to help keep me up-to-date on evidence-based pregnancy and birth. Keep up the good work Rebecca!”
AustinChiro via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/18
“As a midwife, I appreciate all of the information Evidence Based Birth provides to help professionals ensure they are providing up-to-date care. I also appreciate, as a parent, the opportunity to research topics to help me make informed decisions using actual studies and the best information...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
01/14/18
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