Episode 224 - Navigating Twin Pregnancy and Birth options - Part Two

Natasha found out she was pregnant with twins at her 21 week ultrasound. She already had her private midwife but had to pivot quickly in order to access the additional care she needed. Natasha gave birth to both of her babies vaginally, and both were breech. Today she shares her story of how she curated a twin birth and made sure she didn’t have to compromise too much. This story offers birthing women a case study of how you can navigate the maternity care system and keep options available to you. This is the second part of this twin story.

In this episode Mel mentioned:

223 - Navigating twin pregnancy and birth Part 1

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