Jul 1, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
Casey is a L&D nurse who had both of her babies at the same hospital where she works. Her first birth was an unexpected C-section, but thankfully not traumatic.. Casey brings up how working as a nurse…
Hi, Women of Strength.
Before we jump into today's episode, I just wanted to share something that's really close to my heart.
If you're planning a VBAC or even just starting to think about one, you don't have to piece everything together on your own.
You don't have to find every blog or hunt down a specific podcast episode.
The VBAC Link Parent Prep Course was created by our founders, Julie and Megan, who are doulas and VBAC moms themselves.
I actually took it when I was preparing for my own VBAC, long before I was a host of the podcast, just as a mom who needed clarity, confidence, and evidence-based information.
So I can say, from a personal standpoint, that I know you'll love it.
We also have a VBAC Birth Plan guidebook with a drag-and-drop template, and that's the exact template I used for my own VBAC birth.
It made communicating with my care team so much more smooth.
So if you're looking for practical, supportive VBAC prep from people who truly get it, you can find both the course and the guidebook at thevbaclink.com. All right, let's get into today's episode.
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Hi, Women of Strength.
Before we jump into today's episode, I just wanted to share something that's really close to my heart.
If you're planning a VBAC or even just starting to think about one, you don't have to piece everything together on your own.
You don't have to find every blog or hunt down a specific podcast episode.
The VBAC Link Parent Prep Course was created by our founders, Julie and Megan, who are doulas and VBAC moms themselves.
I actually took it when I was preparing for my own VBAC, long before I was a host of the podcast, just as a mom who needed clarity, confidence, and evidence-based information.
So I can say, from a personal standpoint, that I know you'll love it.
We also have a VBAC Birth Plan guidebook with a drag-and-drop template, and that's the exact template I used for my own VBAC birth.
It made communicating with my care team so much more smooth.
So if you're looking for practical, supportive VBAC prep from people who truly get it, you can find both the course and the guidebook at thevbaclink.com. All right, let's get into today's episode.
