Parenting · Rebecca Dekker, PhD, RN
by Rebecca Dekker, PhD, RN
In the Evidence Based Birth® podcast, we cover the research evidence on hot topics about pregnancy and childbirth! Our mission is to help birth workers build the evidence based knowledge, skills, and power they need to protect families' ability to give birth with empowerment. The work we do has a huge impact on parents who are searching for accurate information to empower their prenatal, birth, and postpartum experiences!
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This is an excellent podcast for learning what research and evidence is on birth topics. I am a birth doula and I refer to their website and podcast often to brush up on different topics and share many of their resources with my clients.
Always impressed by the level of thorough research this podcast shares with listeners. I feel more confident as a doula and my clients feel empowered to make well informed decisions.
The hard work on episodes are conveniently found in these podcast. I enjoy recommending this podcast to my birthing families as a researched source. Keep up the excellent work!!
I find the evidence based birth podcasts invaluable for myself, my doula students and my clients. It gives me great confidence to know that I am disseminating the latest evidence based research. EBB has done all the hard work and I can confidently share that information far and wide. I am so grateful for this excellent resource.
I want to love this podcast so much. But how can you call yourselves evidence based when you are denying basic biology through the anti-woman language you choose to use? I am not an inseminated person. I am not a birthing person. I am not a chest feeder. I am a woman. It’s dehumanizing and anti-science. Please listen to the reviews of real women saying the same thing I am. We are tired of being erased.
I really thought this was going to be great but honestly it’s hard to listen to for very long. A lot of numbers are thrown around from studies - within a minute I’m zoning out and don’t even remember what they were referencing! And yes, very very PC language is distracting (chest feeding, etc). I recommend the critical care OB podcast as an alternative because they use real clinical scenarios and incorporate studies rather than just vomiting number after number.
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