Birthing Goddess

In this episode, I chat with Georgia, a dedicated postpartum doula who lives in the picturesque Tweed Heads, NSW.

At 32 years old, she finds profound satisfaction and purpose in her calling to nurture and uplift new mothers on their precious postpartum journey.

As a mother herself to her spirited 17-month-old, Orlando, Georgias connection to this transformative phase runs deep.

She is passionate about offering hands on care and guidance to help mamas navigate early motherhood with confidence and peace. 

In this podcast, join a conversation with Nicole, a dedicated mother to the endlessly entertaining toddler Mackenzie and wife to John. Residing in Turangi after relocating from Bulls last year, Nicole currently works as a nurse in a bustling GP practice, while her husband is employed by Genesis as a maintainer operator.

Nicole's passion for maternal mental health stems from personal experience, recognizing that even the most resilient and supported individuals can encounter challenges with postpartum anxiety and depression.

Alongside her husband John, Nicole actively contributes to their community through involvement in organizations such as fire and emergency services, St John Ambulance, and the Turangi Toy Library.

Motherhood, as Nicole shares, is a profound experience of love and transformation, where the joy of raising children often coincides with a sense of personal loss. She emphasizes the importance of rediscovering one's identity beyond motherhood, while acknowledging the immense rewards it brings.

Nicole's message resonates with all mothers: it's okay to miss your former self as long as you embrace personal growth. By accepting support, mothers can excel in their roles. In a world that can be stressful and unkind, Nicole advocates for teaching kindness to children, empowering them to create positive change.

Tune in to explore Nicole's insights on motherhood, mental health, community engagement, and the journey of personal growth amidst the joys and challenges of raising a family. This podcast offers a heartfelt exploration of the multifaceted aspects of modern motherhood.

In this episode, I chat with Kasey, a dedicated chiropractor based in Taupo, NZ. Kasey, a mother of four, shares her journey of balancing her chiropractic practice with family life alongside her husband.

Her passion for pregnancy and birth shines through as she discusses her experiences with homebirth for her last two children.

Despite her deep love for chiropractic work, Kasey’s enthusiasm for pregnancy and birth is palpable. In fact, if she weren’t a chiropractor, she’d likely pursue a career as a doula or midwife. Over the past 4.5 years, Kasey has dedicated herself to chiropractic care, particularly for babies and during pregnancy.

Tune in as Kasey shares her mission to empower individuals to embrace certainty in their bodies and live life to the fullest. You will love this engaging conversation with a chiropractor whose passion for wellness and birth advocacy is truly inspiring.
Chiropractic practice : Lake Taupo Chiropractic 
Chiropractic + mama : Kasey McMaster

In this interview, I chat with Kylie from Captured by Kylie. Kylie is a maternity, birth, newborn and family photographer.

She has been so passionate about photography since she was a child.

Kylie creates stunning images that really capture the moment. I was lucky enough that Kylie captured by Freebirth - the images are absolutely phenomenal and I am so grateful that I have these memories to look back on. In this interview we talk everything about birth photography : - is birth photography for everyone? - why birth photography is important - what to look for when you are thinking about having a birth photographer - how do you prepare for a birth and what prior arrangements do you make before the birthing day ➡️ https://capturedbykylie.com.au/

In this interview I chat to Kathryn from hapimumma Hypnobirthing. Kathryn explains what Hypnobirthing is all about and how popular it has become it recent years. We hear about her own first hand experience of how Hypnobirthing helped her with her own births and how she even uses some of the techniques in her day to day life. Kathryn shares how amazing it can be to see her couples feel really empowered going into their births after completing the course. If you are on your conception journey or currently pregnant you will love listening to this interview ! As a mama who has completed the course I can definitely say Hypnobirthing really helped me with my own births and really educated me which allowed me to feel really empowered. ➡️ https://hypnobirthing.com.au/ ➡️ Follow Kathrine on Instagram @hapimumma.hypnobirthing ➡️ Follow Birthinggoddess on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/birthinggoddess/

In this interview I chat with Mel who is a lactation and sleep consultant from Cocoon and Cradle. We discuss everything to do with SLEEP! We all know it’s one of the most talked about subjects when you become a parent. Mel shares some hot tips when it comes to naps, how to establish some good sleep habits and what to look for when your little one is ready to drop their nap altogether. I love Mel’s holistic approach towards sleep. I personally feel more relaxed about my babies sleep /naps after chatting with her. Thank you for the chat Mel! You can find Mel on insta @cocoonandcradle Website : www.cocoonandcradle.com

In this episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with Sophie, a mama of one from the scenic town of Taupo, New Zealand. Sophie graciously shares her remarkable journey from pregnancy to early motherhood, filled with challenges and profound growth. Sophie, a proud mama to Stella, opens up about her life with her high school sweetheart-turned-husband. Together, they embarked on the awe-inspiring adventure of parenthood. As Sophie recounts her pregnancy journey, she shares the intricate details of her marathon 50-hour labor and birth, an experience marked by resilience and unwavering determination. Yet, Sophie's narrative extends beyond the delivery room, as she fearlessly confronts the challenges of early motherhood. With unwavering honesty, she reflects on the toll it took on her mental and emotional well-being, underscoring the importance of seeking professional support during times of vulnerability. In our conversation, Sophie's courage shines through as she recounts her journey from maiden to mother. Through moments of vulnerability and resilience, she emerges as a beacon of strength and inspiration, offering invaluable insights embarking on their own paths of parenthood.

Welcome to another episode of Birthing Goddess! Today, I had the pleasure of chatting with Abi, a devoted mother of two adorable daughters, Aria, aged six, and Tia, just five months old. Abi, alongside her fiancé Ryan, resides north of Brisbane, where they manage their own business that operates in remote locations. Juggling parenthood and entrepreneurship, Abi often finds herself navigating solo parenting duties, a journey that has been nothing short of a rollercoaster.

Throughout her adventure in motherhood, Abi has encountered myriad challenges, but with each twist and turn, she's emerged stronger and wiser. Her profound belief in the innate power of the human mind and body has been her guiding light, propelling her through the toughest of times. For Abi, nurturing this trust within oneself often entails delving into the depths of internal reflection and growth.

Above all, Abi champions the transformative experience of childbirth as the epitome of female empowerment. She fervently believes that the journey of birthing a child is not only a physical feat but also a profound testament to the resilience and strength inherent within every woman.

Passionate about sharing her journey with fellow mothers, Abi finds solace and fulfillment in connecting with like-minded individuals who resonate with her experiences. Join us as Abi opens up about her triumphs, trials, and the invaluable lessons she's learned along the way. It's a conversation filled with insight, inspiration, and the unwavering belief in the incredible power of motherhood.

In this latest episode, I chat with Lianne who is a mama to an 18-month-old baby girl Marlo, and pregnant with another little one. Alongside her role as a Pilates instructor, Lianne is the proud owner of Balanced Botanicals, a line of natural skincare products. Currently, she’s devoting her time to motherhood.

Nestled between Brisbane City and the Sunshine Coast, Lianne shared her home with Marlo, her husband Cameron, and their loveable rescue dog Lucy.

Passionate about fostering a healthy, low-tox lifestyle, Lianne firmly believes that positive changes in lifestyle and mindset can fix almost anything.

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In this episode I chat with Amy who is a photographer as well as a mama of two busy little boys. She lives in the beautiful Gold Coast hinterland. She has always had a passion for creating beautiful photos, and documenting important memories, ever since she was a child. She has been perfecting her art on and off for over 15 years whilst working as a vet nurse and wildlife carer. After becoming a mum in 2019, she realised that what they say is true! How quickly kids change and grow is incredible and just way too fast. This sparked her new passion for capturing children and their milestones, more than ever, which then eventuated into opening her own home studio. Silky Oak studio is now her newest passion for creating beautiful images of newborns & children and capturing all of their incredible milestones.

Kirsty is a passionate farmer who finds joy in the great outdoors indulging in activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking & tending to her flourishing vegetable garden. She is currently taking a break from her career shepherding to spend time raising her beautiful two boys who keep her on her toes.

In this episode I chat with Sharni who is a first time mumma living in Palm Beach on the Gold Coast with her incredible partner, Kris, their groodle Barney and first daughter Indigo.


While Indi naps, Sharni co-captains a business with her partner Kris, helping ambitious business owners achieve unstoppable sales momentum through recruitment and training. Sharni has also been passionate about personal growth and helping others achieve in business but found a new appreciation for the transformative and empowering rite of passage that comes from bringing your baby into the world. After a tough pregnancy, suffering hyperemesis gravidaram, Sharni shares how she prepared her body mentally, physically and spiritually for the birth of her baby. 

To learn more about Sharni find her here: @sharni_campbell

In this episode, I chat with Jess Ngaheu, a devoted wife and mother of two special babes. She's a fierce advocate for birth trauma awareness, fighting for what is right. Jess shares her second birth story and the challenges she faced throughout her pregnancy, birth and the months in postpartum. The strength and resilience of this amazing mama is phenomenal and you will be so inspired by her story. 

Since her birth Jess has created a divine sanctuary offering nurturing care for women throughout motherhood. From fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, motherhood and of course babies~ her expertise in massage and holistic therapies empowers women. With her heart on her sleeve, Jess truly cares from the depths of her soul for others, cherishes her family and friends, and finds joy in simply being. Her dedication and compassion make her an inspiring force in the world of maternal health.

In this episode, I chat with Samantha Birch who is a placenta specialist. Sam lives on the Gold Coast and started her business when her doula clients asked about taking their placentas in a capsule. She studied the placenta in depth and how to make the capsules safely, then began offering it as a full service. She covers the Gold Coast and surrounding areas including NNSW, encapsulating and teaching all things placenta to expecting women and birth workers.

Her passion after being a mum for 30 years, is to nurture and care for other families who are embarking on their own journeys into parenthood.

Want to hear more about Sam ?

Head to @underthebirchtree

In this latest episode I chat with Rebecca Taylor who is a mother of three beautiful children Selah, Harley and the newest addition Florence.
Bec shares her recent pregnancy and birth story and chats about how different it was compared with her other two. 
We hear how she really focused on her health during this recent pregnancy, followed her intuition and had some beautiful lessons along the way.
Bec and her family live in beautiful Northern NSW by the beach and love spending time outdoors playing and in nature. 
She admires all things creativity, self-development and mindset. She helps women and mothers to achieve empowerment at a deeply embodied level to know they can have and do anything in this life! Want to know more about Bec find her @rebeccabrooketaylor

In this latest episode I speak with l Amanda who is an inspiring mama of two boys Artemis and Phoenix. Amanda shares her first homebirth story & opens up about why things didn’t go exactly to plan. She also shares what she did to feel more confident for her second homebirth which she ended up freebirthing without her midwife. Amanda has so much advice and wisdom to share so you’ll get so many golden nuggets 
from this episode !!

In this podcast, I chat with mama of one - Sonya. Sonya is originally from Germany but lives in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Sonya opens up about her first homebirth experience in Mexico during the pandemic. She also shares about the rite of passage in the Mayan culture when it comes to becoming a midwife. To become a midwife in the Mayan culture you need to be a mother yourself, go to many births,- take on that wisdom and experience and then you are allowed to practice as a midwife. I really enjoyed chatting with Sonya and learning why the way Mayan women birth is changing in recent years. Want to learn more about Sonya check her page below @feelmagicmaya

In this episode I chat with Michelle who is the face behind Grow Little Wildflower - a sacred space filled with Baby name inspiration and sweet lists of names quite like no other. With an ever-growing online presence and a beautiful community she calls Wildflowers, this is just the beginning. Michelle has turned her passion for Names into a thriving business, taking on the very niche world of Baby Naming. She offers Mama’s from all around the world the opportunity to chat Names with her in the hope of finding the most perfect forever name for their little wildflowers! Some say it’s a dream job…and Michelle absolutely agrees! During this episode, Michelle takes us through the process of how she helps her clients choose a forever name for their baby and shares some of her favourite celebrity baby names + so much more! 
You’ll love listening to this episode and hearing Michelle talk about her absolute passion in life 

In this episode I speak with inspiring mama Stacey about her freebirth. Stacey shares how she intuitively decided half way through her pregnancy to let go of her homebirth midwife and do a freebirth. We hear how well she prepared for her birth - physically , mentally & spiritually which led to her having an empowering experience. Stacey also opens up and says how different her hospital birth with her first baby and freebirth were completely different experiences.

You will love hearing the wisdom and golden nuggets Stacey shares in this episode.

In this episode I chat to Kiwi Mama Paula about her planned Homebirth in Australia.

Paula shares how she really followed her intuition during her pregnancy, which ultimately 

led her to change her care provider when she was 36 weeks. 

Paula also gives some golden nuggets when it comes to preparing for a birth and also shares what it is like to have babies 18 months apart.

You will really enjoy this conversation and be inspired by this birthing goddess mama.

Follow me on instagram @birthinggoddess