Sarah Owens Sarah Owens is a Certified Nurse-Midwife at Nativiti Family Birth Center and Women’s Health Associates in The Woodlands, Texas, where she provides newborn care and full-scope midwifery care for childbearing women. She earned her Bachelor of Science in … Continue reading →
PJ Barnett, Spanish Childbirth Education and Cesarean Prevention Married six years to her amazing stay-at-home husband Eddy and a mom of three, soon to be four this summer! She’s experienced birth in many ways, from primary cesarean, out of hospital … Continue reading →
PJ Barnett Married 6 years to her amazing Stay at Home Dad Husband Eddy and a Mom of 3, soon to be 4 this summer! She’s experienced birth in many ways from primary cesarean, out-of-hospital vbac and in-hospital vbac. PJ … Continue reading →
Jen Kamel It’s Cesarean Awareness Month and we are thrilled to have Jen Kamel, nationally recognized consumer advocate and founder of VBAC Facts. She will be educating us about cesareans for arrest of descent and VBACs after such a cesarean. … Continue reading →
Tara Wineki-Smith April is Cesarean Awareness Month and have we got a birth story for you! Join us tonight with our guest Tara Wineki-Smith who will be sharing her Vaginal Birth After Cesarean story.
Continue reading →VBAC Facts Founder Jen Kamel helps birth professionals, and cesarean parents, achieve clarity on VBAC through her educational courses, training programs, and individualized consulting. As a VBAC Strategist and nationally recognized consumer advocate, her mission is to increase VBAC access … Continue reading →
PJ Barnett Married 5 years to my amazing Stay at Home Dad Husband Eddy Mom of 3: Preston- Primary cesarean in 2013, Edison- VBAC at Cy-Fair Birth Center with Patty Ghaly in 2015, Lorelei- 2VBAC planned home birth, went into … Continue reading →
VBAC Birth Story! Danielle and Daniel Petty share the birth of their baby – a Vaginal Birth After Cesarean.
Continue reading →Lily Tuttle is interviewed by Debbie Hull and tells the story concerning her VBAC giving us even more insight into the experiences of birthing in our community.
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