The moms sit down with the one and only Dr. Stu Fischbein of the Birthing Instincts podcast. Like April and Kat, Dr. Stu is 100% unfiltered, uncensored, and unafraid of challenging the establishment. This episode highlights some of our favorite Dr. Stu-isms. We hear his take on:How and why the obstetrics model of care is broken, stemming all the way from Residency to Peer Reviewed papersFully trusting our bodies at every stage of womanhoodWhy for the first time in history the powers that be are recommending untested jabs on pregnant women“Standard of care” and “informed consent”What the Arrive Trial is and why it’s bogusWhy it’s valid to have a healthy dose of skepticism in regard to ACOG guidelines and medical journal conclusionsVitamin K shot: relative vs. actual risk, the Vitamin K drops, and moreWhy vaginal breech and twin births have been on the declineHow women who desire to have an at-home breech or twin birth can find resourcesWhy more women are turning to free/wild birth “Stage 1 thinking”What makes the OB profession unique (hint: it’s not the ability to perform a c-section)How fear is the most powerful driver behind decisions“Cognitive dissonance”What unethical medical care looks like Resources Mentioned: Heads Up: The Disappearing Art of Vaginal Breech DeliveryBreech Without Borders CourseBirthing Instincts Podcast You can view our resources here.If you have a question or would like to work with us 1:1, please book with us here.For discounts across our favorite products and services, check out our affiliate links/codes.If you're feeling philanthropic, please consider making a financial donation— even $5 goes a long way in helping us reach a wider audience to help other moms and soon-to-be moms think more critically and have the courage to mother against the mainstream. We're currently just a couple of moms bootstrapping our podcast; your support means everything. Thank you! We appreciate you subscribing and tuning in! Feel free to leave us a rating and written review if you enjoyed today's episode. See you next time.