22/03/2026
I resonate with this so deeply. My third baby was posterior too, and it was, without a doubt, my most physically demanding labour. The kind that takes you right to your edge and asks, “can you keep going?”
And somehow… we do.
Women are so much more capable than we’re ever led to believe. Even when it’s long, even when it’s intense, even when everything in you is questioning it, the body knows.
These are the births that really show you what you’re made of 💪🏻💛 words by
From this incredible mama’s own words…
“I never thought I would share this video online because it feels so vulnerable and raw BUT i also know that these stories and videos are medicine to women. So I hope that it reminds you of how powerful and capable you are ❤️
This was physically my hardest birth and I have had 3 babies, all at home, outside of the medical system. He was posterior and my body was pushing for hours before I finally felt him close to emerging.
There were many moments I thought to myself how can I possibly keep going, but we can and we do. Birthing in the comfort of my home with my family is unmatched, and I know had I have been in a hospital there would have been immense pressure for intervention given how long it was taking and the position he was in.
Ps. When I am looking over to my side I am looking at my 3 year old who watched the last 2 hours of my labour and birth. 🥰🙏🏻”