
Australian Birth Stories
by Sophie Walker
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639 | Mel elective caesarean, pregnancy loss, emetophobia - fear of vomiting,
Oct 19, 2026
48m 37s
638 | Kate Jones - Vaginal water birth, Gosford Hospital, fertility tracking, short cord
Oct 12, 2026
1h 02m 58s
637 | Beth - two physiological births, MGP, unmedicated hospital birth and a family centered home birth
Oct 5, 2026
1h 31m 21s
636 | Sarah Viliamu - two contrasting births, induction, miscarriage, pregnancy after loss, doula support, spontaneous labour, Pink Elephants
Sep 21, 2026
1h 11m 53s
Mel | IVF, emergency caesarean, postpartum anxiety and depression, mother and baby unit stay
Sep 14, 2026
1h 26m 56s
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| 10/19/26 | 639 | Mel elective caesarean, pregnancy loss, emetophobia - fear of vomiting, | Today I chat to Mel about her path into motherhood. Mel met her partner Antonio later in life, after having come to terms with the idea that she might never become a mother. Living with emetophobia, a fear of vomiting, shaped nearly every decision Mel made in pregnancy, from her choice of care provider to her decision to have an elective caesarean. This is a candid conversation about recurrent miscarriage, navigating severe nausea and a genuine phobia throughout pregnancy, and finding calm through a planned caesarean birth. Aussie sleepwear brand ergoPouch makes TOG-rated swaddles and sleeping bags that take the guesswork out of dressing your baby for sleep. They’ve just launched their Heritage collection, a curated collection of their most loved prints from the archive, given a fresh new look. Think Coastal, Meadow, Taupe Marle and the much-loved Savannah, all in 1.0 TOG organic cotton Cocoon Swaddle Bags and Sleeping Bags. Australian Birth Stories listeners get 20% off sitewide with the code AUBS from the 19th of October to the 2nd of November. Head to ergopouch.com.au. T&Cs apply.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 48m 37s | ||||||
| 10/12/26 | 638 | Kate Jones - Vaginal water birth, Gosford Hospital, fertility tracking, short cord | Today I chat to Kate Jones about becoming a mum for the first time to her daughter Lila. Kate takes us through months of frustrating fertility tracking, a tricky local hospital landscape after her area's only private birthing suite closed, and the vaginal water birth she had hoped for from the very beginning. She's honest and funny throughout, especially when describing labouring at home, the mental shift of transitioning to hospital, and the moment her umbilical cord snapped after her daughter was born. To see Kate's birth video head to @australianbirthstories on Instagram. ________________OUR PROUD SPONSOR: Meet Lola — the newest chair from iL Tutto, where comfort is beautifully considered. Part of the iL Tutto Trend Collection, Lola brings together the comfort and support you expect from iL Tutto with the refined details of a modern statement chair. Settle into a wider, generously cushioned seat, with a soft, supportive backrest and stylish curved armrests, complete with coordinating cushions for extra support while feeding, holding and comforting your baby. Wrapped in soft, plush corduroy, with exceptional detailed stitching and a warm timber base, every element of Lola has been thoughtfully considered, creating a beautiful piece of furniture designed to live well beyond the nursery. Smooth electric recline lets you find your perfect position and pause exactly where it feels right, while the gentle glide and 180-degree swivel make everyday movement effortless. And with electric controls to bring you easily back upright, Lola offers welcome support during the third trimester, after a caesarean birth, and through those long days and nights with your baby. Available in four beautiful corduroy colours: Mocha, Green Olive, Taupe and Coconut. And exclusively for Australian Birth Stories listeners, enjoy 20% off with code ABS20 at iltutto.com.au. Hurry, ABS20 ends 31 October 2026 and cannot be used with any other offer, only available at iltutto.com.au. Lola by iL Tutto. Made for the moments that matter now, and designed to be loved long after.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 02m 58s | ||||||
| 10/5/26 | 637 | Beth - two physiological births, MGP, unmedicated hospital birth and a family centered home birth | Beth shares two beautiful birth stories. Her first with Bernie was an unmedicated hospital birth at the Mercy, and Quinn's home birth through the Joan Kerner programme, where her partner Paddy caught their daughter in their own lounge room. Beth talks honestly about the power of continuity of care, hiring a doula for both births, and why birthing at home felt like the most natural thing in the world. Mother Dose by Land Lab I rarely talk about supplements on here – mostly because so many aren’t backed by real evidence, and as someone who’s always reading the fine print, I’m pretty selective about what I’ll share with you. But every now and then, something stands out. Mother Dose by Land Lab is one of those rare finds that cuts through all the confusion. What has really impressed me is that it’s been formulated by doctors, dietitians and naturopaths – every single ingredient is there for a reason, backed by evidence and aligned with current prenatal guidelines. It includes the good stuff like choline for baby’s brain development, folate in its most active form, and a clinical dosage of ginger that’s actually proven to help with morning sickness. Over 50 health professionals have peer-reviewed the formulation, and they all said the same thing – it’s an amazing blend that delivers the kind of care every woman deserves. Whether you’re pregnant or trying to conceive, Mother Dose takes the overwhelm out of choosing a prenatal. And this time, Australian Birth Stories listeners can save $15 on Mother Dose with the code: ABS. Just head to land-lab.co to redeem the offer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 31m 21s | ||||||
| 9/21/26 | 636 | Sarah Viliamu - two contrasting births, induction, miscarriage, pregnancy after loss, doula support, spontaneous labour, Pink Elephants | In this episode, I chat to Sarah Viliamu, content creator, model and founder of The Self Love Supply, about her two very different birth experiences four years apart. Her first birth took place in Melbourne during the height of the 2020 lockdowns and ended in a long induction with a frightening postpartum haemorrhage. In between her two children, Sarah experienced two miscarriages and speaks honestly about that grief and the anxiety that followed her into her next pregnancy. Her second birth, a spontaneous labour at home followed by a short, powerful vaginal birth in hospital, could not have looked more different. This is a beautiful episode about how much knowledge, continuity of care and the right support team can change a woman's experience of labour the second time round.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 11m 53s | ||||||
| 9/14/26 | Mel | IVF, emergency caesarean, postpartum anxiety and depression, mother and baby unit stay | In this episode I chat to Mel about her road to motherhood, which began with a year of unexplained infertility and a round of IVF squeezed in during a short trip home from remote Northern Territory. Her pregnancy played out almost entirely in a small community several hours from the nearest town before an unsettled labour led to an emergency caesarean and a frightening panic attack on the operating table. Mel speaks candidly about feeling disconnected from her newborn son in those first days, the baby blues that tipped into something far more serious, and the two week stay in a mother and baby unit that turned everything around. It's an honest, generous conversation. Meet Lola - the newest chair from iL Tutto’s Trend Collection, combining beautiful design with the comfort and support you need through pregnancy, feeding and beyond. With a generously cushioned seat, supportive backrest, curved armrests and soft corduroy upholstery, Lola is designed to look just as beautiful outside the nursery. Smooth electric recline, gentle glide and 180-degree swivel make it easy to find your perfect position and move comfortably with your baby. Available in Mocha, Green Olive, Taupe and Coconut. Australian Birth Stories listeners can enjoy 20% off with code ABS20 at iltutto.com.au until 31 October 2026. Cannot be used with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 26m 56s | ||||||
| 9/7/26 | It’s Time to Fix Postpartum Care with Senator Marielle Smith | In this episode, I speak with Senator Marielle Smith about the newly established Senate Select Committee on Women’s Health and what it could mean for women and families across Australia. We unpack what a Senate Select Committee actually is, how it differs from a Royal Commission or state-based inquiry, and - importantly - how the stories and experiences shared with the committee can help inform recommendations and future policy. We also discuss why the inquiry extends beyond postpartum care to examine broader issues affecting women’s health, including women’s pain, medical misogyny, fertility and reproductive health, pregnancy and birth, postpartum care, stillbirth and infant loss, and the regulation of medical devices. For so many women, the six-week postpartum check can feel like the end of their care, despite recovery, feeding, pain and mental health challenges continuing for weeks or months afterwards. We talk about the opportunity this inquiry presents to reconsider how women are supported during those crucial first months after birth. Most importantly, Senator Smith explains how women, partners and families can contribute their own experiences to the inquiry. Submissions are open until 9th of October 2026 If you have an experience of Australia’s healthcare system that you believe needs to be heard — including your experience of postpartum care - this is an opportunity to have your voice included.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 22m 52s | ||||||
| 9/6/26 | Mia | Two vaginal births, birth centre, single mum to blended family, Canberra | In this episode I chat to Mia, a mother of two living in Canberra, about her two vaginal births, close in age but very different in circumstance. Mia's first birth followed an unplanned pregnancy at twenty three, was quick and left her with a healthy respect for gas and air. Her second birth was carefully planned as a home birth through Canberra's continuity of care programme, but a posterior baby, reduced movements and a racing heart rate meant she ended up induced in hospital instead, birthing on an epidural she never expected to need. Mia also speaks candidly about single motherhood, meeting her now partner at a Pilates class of all places, and blending two families into one. It's a warm, funny and very honest conversation about surrendering the plan and still coming out the other side with a positive birth. Today's episode is brought to you by Bare Mum. If you're pregnant, we encourage you to start thinking about your birth recovery now. You need more support in the fourth trimester - the 12 weeks after birth - than you do in pregnancy, which can be surprising to many new mothers. It's for this reason that Bare Mum began, and now they offer a beautiful collection of practical and supportive products to assist your postpartum healing. If you're preparing for a vaginal birth, or know someone who is, check out Bare Mum's Vaginal Birth Care Kit, and use the code ABS2026 at checkout to get 15% off storewide. Bare Mum — supporting mothers through the fourth trimester and beyond. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 07m 27s | ||||||
| 8/31/26 | 632 | Alex - ten year fertility journey, ectopic pregnancy, unexplained infertility, IVF, vaginal birth | In this episode I chat to Alex, a yoga and bodywork facilitator from Hobart, about the ten year journey she and her husband David went through to become parents. Alex takes us through years of unexplained infertility, a life threatening ectopic pregnancy, multiple rounds of IVF, several miscarriages and the moment she finally made peace with a child-free future, only to fall pregnant naturally soon after. She speaks so openly about the mental health toll of fertility treatment, the identity shifts along the way, and her vaginal birth following a two-day labour and augmentation. This is a raw, generous conversation for anyone whose path to motherhood hasn't gone to plan. Today’s episode is brought to you by Nutra Naturals. Made from Australian grass-fed beef and pasture-raised chicken bones, Nutra Naturals’ award-winning bone broths are slowly cooked and concentrated into either a rich paste or convenient powder. Shop online at nutranaturals.com.au. Use the code AUSBIRTHSTORIES at checkout to get 20% off. But be quick, this offer is only available until the 18th of September 2026 and cannot be used on bundles or with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 01m 00s | ||||||
| 8/28/26 | 631 | Hannah - three births, induced vaginal birth, private to public maternity care, Darwin | In this episode I chat to Hannah, a mum of three living in Darwin with her husband Joff and their boys Atlas, Abel and Solomon. Hannah takes us through three very different birth stories, starting with an induced hospital birth in Melbourne during lockdown, through to a calmer second labour in Darwin, and finally a fast third birth that unfolded just as Darwin's private maternity hospital closed its doors. She speaks openly about episiotomy recovery, breastfeeding, an early pregnancy loss and what it felt like to be moved into an already stretched public system. It's a warm, honest conversation and a good reminder of just how much maternity choice matters. Today’s episode is brought to you by Nutra Naturals. Made from Australian grass-fed beef and pasture-raised chicken bones, Nutra Naturals’ award-winning bone broths are slowly cooked and concentrated into either a rich paste or convenient powder. So you get the rich flavour and naturally occurring collagen protein you’d expect from a traditional homemade bone broth – without spending hours in the kitchen. Use the code AUSBIRTHSTORIES at checkout to get 20% off. This offer is only available until the 18th of September 2026 and cannot be used on bundles or with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 04m 25s | ||||||
| 8/24/26 | 630 | Jess Evans - Two physiological births, pregnancy after loss, fast vaginal birth, amenorrhea | In this episode I chat with Jess Evans, a mother of two from Melbourne who has spent eight years working with baby brand ErgoPouch. Jess takes us through the misdiagnosis that delayed her first pregnancy, a joyful and completely intervention free vaginal birth with her son Hunter, and then the devastating loss she experienced when trying for a second baby, not long after her husband Craig was diagnosed with testicular cancer. She talks candidly about grief, pregnancy after loss anxiety, and finally, the whirlwind two hour vaginal birth of her second son August. This episode is honest, moving and full of practical wisdom for anyone who has faced a bump in the road on their way to becoming a parent. Today's episode is brought to you by ergoPouch, the brand behind some of my favourite sleepwear for baby, infant, toddler and beyond.ergoPouch is a premium Australian sleepwear brand using certified organic cotton and natural fibres to create TOG-rated sleep solutions from newborn to six years. I love their TOG rating system; it takes the guesswork out of dressing bub for sleep, so you always know they're at the right temperature no matter the season.Our friends at ergoPouch are gifting you $15 off your first order; just head to ErgoPouch and sign up before their new season drops to grab your code.Keep an eye out too, because their new Nursery Rhymes collection launches August 27th, just in time for spring and summer babies. Two signature prints, Melody in warm caramel tones with a fiddle-playing cat, and Lullaby in a softer cream, bring classic lullabies to life. T&Cs apply.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 57m 57s | ||||||
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| 8/17/26 | 629 | Elise Two births, HG, DCDA twins, induced labour, special care nursery, TFMR | In this episode I chat to Elise, originally from Scotland and now living on Sydney's Northern Beaches with her partner Dan and their three children. Elise has experienced severe hyperemesis gravidarum in all three of her pregnancies, and she takes us through an incredibly quick, vaginal birth with her first daughter Delilah, the heartbreaking termination for medical reasons of her daughter Rain following a trisomy 18 diagnosis, and finally the induced vaginal birth of her twins, Posey and Ziggy, which included a frightening resuscitation moment in the birth suite. Elise speaks openly about hyperemesis gravidarum, secondary fertility while breastfeeding, and adjusting to life with three children under three. It's a raw, generous conversation about how vastly different birth experiences can be, even for the same woman, and how the right care provider can change everything.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 14m 09s | ||||||
| 8/13/26 | 628 | Tully Smyth - finding love, egg freezing, elective caesarean, breastfeeding, grief and motherhood | In this episode I chat to Tully Smyth about her winding road to motherhood and the birth of her daughter, Elke. Tully shares her honest experience of being single well into her thirties, the decision to freeze her eggs twice, and how that choice changed the way she approached dating and eventually met her partner, Ned. She talks candidly about choosing an elective caesarean, the guilt and shame she carried around that decision, and the realities of her recovery, which was far from the straightforward experience she expected. Tully also opens up about grieving her mother, who she lost to early onset dementia, and how becoming a mother herself has brought that grief back in unexpected waves. This is a raw, funny and deeply honest conversation for anyone navigating pregnancy, birth choices or the messy, non linear feelings that come with becoming a parent.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 00m 47s | ||||||
| 8/10/26 | 627 | Amy - Five births, blended family, prodromal labour, assisted vaginal birth | In this episode I chat with Amy, a birth photographer and former doula living on the Sunshine Coast, about the birth of her fifth baby, her first with her now husband after a divorce from the father of her first four children. Amy takes us through meeting her husband, the decision to grow their blended family, a frightening heterotopic pregnancy scare, weeks of prodromal labour, her waters breaking in the frozen aisle at Coles, and a birth that took some unexpected turns when her baby wouldn't move down into a good position. She speaks so honestly about needing to meet an entirely different version of herself in labour and how, even when her plans changed, feeling safe and supported meant she still walked away with the birth she needed. This is a beautifully raw episode for anyone navigating a birth after loss, a birth with a new partner, or a labour that doesn't go the way they'd hoped. Sponsor: After going through two very different postpartum experiences herself, the founder Keira realised just how much support exists for pregnancy and birth, but how little is really focused on the mother once the baby arrives. So they created Postpartum Replenish. A delicious Mandarin and Yuzu formulated beverage designed specifically for life after birth. With nutrients that support normal neurological function, hormonal activity, wound healing and digestive health, plus magnesium and B vitamins that contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. Drink alongside Hydramama or on it's own. It's going to be a game changer for new mums. Head to miniandme.co and use the code ABS20 for 20% per cent off. Excluding sample packs and gift cards. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 27m 07s | ||||||
| 8/7/26 | 626 Navigating Postpartum Support with Dr Eliza Hannam | Breastfeeding and sleep concerns are common in early parenthood but unfortunately, many GP’s aren’t qualified to support you through these challenges. So where do you go for professional advice? In this episode, Dr Eliza Hannam discusses her early motherhood experiences alongside her role as a GP, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and a Neuroprotective Development Care practitioner. What does all this mean? She’s the gold standard when it comes to perinatal care. Eliza explains how she supports new parents, the rebates available for allied health services including mental health plans, and how you can access free breastfeeding support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 45m 09s | ||||||
| 8/3/26 | 625 Jessie Stephens | twin pregnancy, gestational diabetes, premature birth, NICU, breastfeeding twins | In this episode, I chat with Jessie Stephens, who many of you will remember from her first birth story with her daughter Luna in episode 415. Jessie returns to share her second pregnancy and birth journey, this time with a twist nobody expected, twins. She takes us through the heartbreak of a miscarriage, the shock of discovering twins at her scan, gestational diabetes, a premature caesarean birth at 33 weeks, weeks in NICU and the reality of triple feeding two newborns. It's an honest and moving conversation about the highs and lows of a twin pregnancy and birth. Today's episode is brought to you by Nutra Naturals.Made from Australian grass-fed beef and pasture-raised chicken bones, Nutra Naturals' award-winning bone broths are slowly cooked and concentrated into either a rich paste or convenient powder. So you get the rich flavour and naturally occurring collagen protein you'd expect from a traditional homemade bone broth - without spending hours in the kitchen. Plus there’s added Zinc and B Vitamins too! No preservatives, no fillers, no nasties. Just clean wholefood ingredients that make healthy eating feel effortless. And that is really what we are all after isn't it. The range starts from $34.95 and you can shop online at nutranaturals.com.au. Use the code AUSBIRTHSTORIES at checkout to get 20% off. But be quick, this offer is only available until the 18th of September 2026 and cannot be used on bundles or with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 19m 01s | ||||||
| 7/30/26 | 624 Danni Duncan four babies, twin birth, emergency caesarean, VBAC, bowel cancer survivor | I chat with Danni, a mother of four living on the Gold Coast, who takes us through eight remarkably eventful years of motherhood. Danni shares her path to becoming a mum of four, including a miscarriage before her first pregnancy, the surprise of conceiving twins through ovulation induction, an emergency caesarean for her daughter Harlow, a VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarean) she fought hard for with her fourth baby, and finally, the bowel cancer diagnosis that arrived just seven months after giving birth to her youngest, London. Danni speaks candidly about postpartum body image, breastfeeding struggles, the heartbreak of miscarrying at 13 and a half weeks on a flight home from the UK, and the devastating decision to stop breastfeeding mid chemotherapy. Her story is raw, funny in places and deeply moving, and it carries an important message for anyone under 45 experiencing unexplained symptoms: trust your body and advocate for your health. Today's episode is brought to you by iL Tutto Plus Collection Meet Henry Plus, the first release from the innovative new iL Tutto Plus Collection. Henry Plus combines iL Tutto’s signature style and ergonomic support with soothing back massage, heat therapy in the seat and adjustable air lumbar support, so you can personalise your comfort. It also features effortless electric recline, an extended footrest, smooth gliding motion, a 180-degree swivel and USB-A and USB-C charging. Available in Eggshell, Vanilla Bouclé and Pure Grey, Henry Plus supports you through pregnancy, feeding, settling and beyond, because your comfort matters too. Australian Birth Stories listeners can use code ABS20 for 20% off full-priced items, excluding Henry Plus that already has a 15% intro offer and iL Tutto’s award-winning chairs. Or create a nursery bundle and save up to 30% with their interactive Bundle Experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 09m 05s | ||||||
| 7/27/26 | 623 | Grace - Two births, midwifery care, induction, homebirth, physiological birth, fetal ejection reflex | In this episode, high school teacher and mother of two Grace shares her contrasting birth stories from Wollongong, NSW. Her first pregnancy was meticulously researched and planned. Grace approached conception with the same precision she'd bring to organising a holiday, using ovulation tracking and basal temperature monitoring to conceive her daughter Frankie. Though she'd arranged a private homebirth midwife, a late-pregnancy scan showing low amniotic fluid led to an unplanned induction and vaginal birth in hospital. Four years later, her second pregnancy with son William unfolded very differently: a slow, gentle build-up of pre-labour signs culminated in an unassisted, precipitous homebirth on her bedroom floor, with three-year-old Frankie as an unexpected witness. Grace's story is a masterclass in informed decision-making, the emotional complexity of losing bodily autonomy, and the profound difference a trusted care provider makes to a woman's confidence in her own body. Today's episode is brought to you by Nutra Naturals.Made from Australian grass-fed beef and pasture-raised chicken bones, Nutra Naturals' award-winning bone broths are slowly cooked and concentrated into either a rich paste or convenient powder. So you get the rich flavour and naturally occurring collagen protein you'd expect from a traditional homemade bone broth - without spending hours in the kitchen. Plus there’s added Zinc and B Vitamins too! No preservatives, no fillers, no nasties. Just clean wholefood ingredients that make healthy eating feel effortless. And that is really what we are all after isn't it. The range starts from $34.95 and you can shop online at nutranaturals.com.au. Use the code AUSBIRTHSTORIES at checkout to get 20% off. But be quick, this offer is only available until the 18th of September 2026 and cannot be used on bundles or with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 07m 22s | ||||||
| 7/23/26 | 622 | Hilary’s Birth, MGP, Secondary Infertility, Missed miscarriage, Advanced Maternal Age, Induction, Cervical Lip | Join me today for a conversation with my sister, Hilary who shares her second pregnancy and birth with her daughter Rhoda. I was in the birth centre from the moment her waters broke. It was the first birth I’ve ever attended and such a precious experience (although I think it confirmed that I wouldn’t be the best doula). I had a few roles on the day: support sister, photographer and baby catcher. Needless to say, it was unforgettable. Today's episode is brought to you by Nutra Naturals. Made from Australian grass-fed beef and pasture-raised chicken bones, Nutra Naturals' award-winning bone broths are slowly cooked and concentrated into either a rich paste or convenient powder. So you get the rich flavour and naturally occurring collagen protein you'd expect from a traditional homemade bone broth - without spending hours in the kitchen. Plus there’s added Zinc and B Vitamins too! No preservatives, no fillers, no nasties. Just clean wholefood ingredients that make healthy eating feel effortless. And that is really what we are all after isn't it. The range starts from $34.95 and you can shop online at nutranaturals.com.au. Use the code AUSBIRTHSTORIES at checkout to get 20% off. But be quick, this offer is only available until the 18th of September 2026 and cannot be used on bundles or with any other offer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 1h 27m 08s | ||||||
| 7/20/26 | premature birthhyperemesis gravidarum+3 | Freya | — | MelbourneAustralia | premature birthhyperemesis gravidarum+5 | Nutra NaturalsAUSBIRTHSTORIES | 1h 07m 12s | ||
| 7/14/26 | endometriosisbirth experiences+4 | Jade | Sydney's Northern Beaches | — | endometriosisbirth+5 | — | 1h 33m 24s | ||
| 7/6/26 | yogaintentional conception+4 | Lauren | — | Sydneynorthwest | yoga teacherpositive induction+4 | Once Upon | 1h 33m 28s | ||
| 6/22/26 | home water birthphysiological birth+4 | Hannah | Acast | — | home birthwater birth+5 | — | 1h 03m 10s | ||
| 6/18/26 | postpartumbirth experience+3 | Francesca Hung | — | — | fourth trimesterprecipitous labour+3 | Bugaboo | 56m 06s | ||
| 6/15/26 | identical twinsvaginal birth+4 | Hana | Australian Birth Stories | Western AustraliaSydney+1 | twinsvaginal birth+4 | iL TuttoABS5 | 1h 09m 59s | ||
| 6/11/26 | fourth trimesternewborn sleep+3 | Dr Nicole Gale | Bugaboo | Richmond, Melbourne | newborn sleepbreastfeeding+3 | — | 55m 26s | ||
| 6/10/26 | birth educationparenting courses+1 | — | The Birth BundleThe Birth Class | — | birth bundlebirth class+3 | AcastReady20 | 4m 48s | ||
| 6/4/26 | postpartum recoverypelvic floor health+4 | Heidi | Women's Health with Heidi | — | postpartumrecovery+5 | Bugaboo | 49m 16s | ||
| 6/1/26 | water birthphysiological birth+3 | Jordan | The Birth ClassAcast | Royal Hospital for Women | water birthactive labour+3 | Australian Birth Storiesready20 | 37m 27s | ||
| 5/28/26 | matrescencemotherhood+4 | Dr Edna Lekgabe | — | Melbourne | matrescencemotherhood rage+5 | Bugaboo | 1h 05m 24s | ||
| 5/26/26 | caesarean birthpostnatal support+3 | Renako | Royal Women'sFrances Perry | Great Ocean Road | caesareanbirth stories+3 | — | 1h 02m 27s | ||
| 5/18/26 | physiological birthsunmedicated hospital birth+3 | Beth | 9 Birth Meditation collectionThe Birth Class+2 | — | physiological birthunmedicated birth+3 | — | 1h 30m 59s | ||
| 5/14/26 | pregnancypostpartum care+4 | Dr Daniela Aiello | Bulleen OsteopathyContinuall | Melbourne | pregnancy achespelvic pain+4 | — | 49m 05s | ||
| 5/11/26 | caesarean birthendometriosis+3 | Clare | Acast | Australia | caesareanendometriosis+3 | — | 51m 49s | ||
| 5/4/26 | remote birthingneurodivergent experiences+4 | Molly | — | Cape YorkWeipa+1 | water birthneurodivergent motherhood+4 | iL Tutto15% off | 50m 09s | ||
| 4/27/26 | birthingdoula+4 | Lauren | Acast | — | six childrendoula+5 | — | 1h 22m 10s | ||
| 4/21/26 | birth experienceshealthcare systems+3 | Bettina | NHS | UKAustralia | birthNHS+5 | — | 1h 15m 11s | ||
| 4/15/26 | congenital heart conditionNICU experience+4 | Tahlia | Humpty Dumpty Foundation | — | heart surgeryNICU+6 | iL TuttoABS20 | 1h 04m 34s | ||
| 4/12/26 | IVF challengeshyperemesis gravidarum+3 | Gen | Acast | — | IVFhyperemesis gravidarum+5 | RommerABS20 | 1h 11m 52s | ||
| 4/2/26 | breastfeedinglactation consulting+4 | Dr. Amber Hart | Acast | — | breastfeedinglactation consultant+5 | iLTuttoABS5 | 43m 28s | ||
| 3/30/26 | emergency caesareantwin birth+3 | Lucy | OceanKoa+1 | — | caesareantwin birth+5 | Bare MumABS2025 | 1h 03m 30s | ||
| 3/26/26 | postpartuminfant sleep+4 | Ruby | Acast | — | postpartuminfant sleep+5 | iLTuttoABS5 | 26m 07s | ||
| 3/23/26 | autismpregnancy+4 | Ellie | Australian Birth Stories | Melbourne | autistic motherhospital birth+5 | ergoPouchAUBS20 | 53m 56s | ||
| 3/16/26 | infertilityIVF+4 | Estelle | — | — | unexplained infertilityIVF+5 | — | 1h 03m 14s | ||
| 3/11/26 | IVFreciprocal IVF+5 | Michelle | — | — | IVFfertility+5 | — | 1h 20m 20s | ||
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Chart history for Australian Birth Stories
Peaked at #5 in Australia, top 10 in 2 of 30 tracked markets, currently #5 in Australia.
| Market | Genre | Peak | Current | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | — | #5 | #5 | — |
| New Zealand | — | #5 | #5 | — |
| Australia | — | #12 | #12 | — |
| Norway | — | #27 | #27 | — |
| Ireland | — | #29 | #29 | — |
| New Zealand | — | #29 | #29 | — |
| Japan | — | #32 | #32 | — |
| India | — | #38 | #38 | — |
| Spain | — | #39 | #39 | — |
| IS | — | #41 | #41 | — |
| CZ | — | #61 | #61 | — |
| Ireland | — | #71 | #71 | — |
| Netherlands | — | #74 | #74 | — |
| Norway | — | #81 | #81 | — |
| SG | — | #85 | #85 | — |
| KE | — | #89 | #89 | — |
| HK | — | #95 | #95 | — |
| IS | — | #99 | #99 | — |
| Denmark | — | #117 | #117 | — |
| CL | — | #119 | #119 | — |
Chart Positions
30 placements across 23 markets.
Chart Positions
30 placements across 23 markets.