100 Vaginas: the vulva from a woman’s perspective

Monday 18th February 2019

A new documentary and book turn the lens on how women feel about womanhood

Jenny Ash is the director of a new Channel 4 film ‘100 Vaginas’,…

The PBM partners with Team Mum

Friday 1st February 2019

Join #TeamMum and donate today to support women in Kenya

We’re so excited to announce that the Positive Birth Movement is a Child.org Team Mum Partner. In Kenya, one in 26 babies die before they reach their first…

New birth podcast ‘The Nest’ interviews Milli Hill

Wednesday 30th January 2019

Milli chats about birth plans, feminism, choice and more.

  New Dublin based podcast The Nest caught up with Milli Hill when she visited the PBM in Dublin in Autumn 2018, and you can listen to the interview…

Support this new book: All My Worldly Joy

Tuesday 4th September 2018

Laura Wood is raising funds with Unbound for a memoir of motherhood and mental health

When I was pregnant, I thought that motherhood would be the making of me. And I…

Why Induction Matters: an interview with Rachel Reed

Sunday 26th August 2018

Midwife, researcher and blogger at 'Midwife Thinking' tells us about her new book on induction of labour

Thanks for agreeing to talk to the Positive Birth Movement Rachel! We are so…

PBM starts new hashtag #SoProud

Tuesday 14th August 2018

Inspired by Harry Kane, women are sharing the reasons why they're #soproud of their births

  This week a social media post by the Positive Birth Movement has sparked…

Induction at 39 weeks? That’s a feminist issue.

Friday 10th August 2018

A new trial suggests routine early induction could reduce caesarean. What's not to like? asks Milli Hill

  A new piece of research from Washington University School of Medicine in…

Natural Caesarean – a decade on

Monday 30th July 2018

The pioneers of this groundbreaking approach tell us more

In 2008, Dr Nick Fisk, midwife Jenny Smith, and anaesthetist Dr Felicity Plaat, published an article in the BJOG entitled, “The Natural Caesarean: a…