most women don't plan to be underprepared for birth. they just don't know what they don't know.
you are doing everything right - going to your appointments, staying positive, trying not to spiral down a google rabbit hole at midnight. but birth involves more decisions than anyone warns you about. and when those moments arrive, you deserve to already know your options.
so does your partner.
this is not about telling you how to birth, it is about helping you
- understand your options, before you need them
- know which questions to ask your midwife
- feel confident and clear in your decisions
- get your birth partner involved
your birth prep starts here
your birth prep starts here
midwife endorsement
"The cards are not only informative but honest and the idea of a game is a very unique way of self education. It gives partners an opportunity to ask the intimate questions about pregnancy, birth and postpartum with a tool that is factual and honest. You have also provided a resource that discusses the essence of autonomy, the power of informed choice and informed decision making, which should be central to the birthing experience and the Midwifery continuity of care model here in Aotearoa New Zealand."
- Christine Jackson, Registered Midwife & Lecturer at Victoria University, Wellington
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my mission
I created My Body My Birth™ because every woman deserves to walk into birth feeling informed, educated, and truly ready for the experience. These cards help you figure out what you want, what you don't, what you're scared of, and what actually matters. They guide the conversations with your midwife and your partner, so your decisions reflect your values, not someone else's idea of what birth should be.
Whether you are birthing in hospital, a birth centre, or at home, this resource meets you exactly where you are. It keeps you steady, clear, and connected as you move through pregnancy and prepare for the moment you meet your baby.
My mission is simple: to give women the knowledge, confidence, and ownership they deserve, so you can step into birth feeling powerful, prepared, and supported.