Victoria Tippins is a mom of 3, a birth educator, a student midwife, and has supported 1,000+ parents through her work. So many moms go into labor knowing the kind of birth they want… but when the moment comes to actually speak up, that can feel hard. In this episode with Victoria Tippins, we talk about advocacy in labor, declining routine cervical exams, slowing the room down when decisions feel rushed, and remembering that moms still have autonomy in birth. Just because something is common or routine does not mean it is required.

This conversation is such a beautiful reminder that physiological birth is not something we have to force. Often, it looks more like softening, trusting, and getting out of the body’s way. A gentle reminder that informed consent matters, and birth decisions do not have to be made from pressure or fear. 

Follow @peacefulbirthmethod on instagram for grounded birth education, gentle encouragement, and practical tips on things like advocacy in labor, avoiding unwanted interventions, and preparing for a more peaceful postpartum. 

Be a part of Victoria Tippins Peaceful Birth Academy: 

You’ll learn how to:

- Feel confident during birth

-Reduce your risk for tearing

-Say “no” to unwanted interventions

-Embrace postpartum with knowledge and tools

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Erscheinungs­datum: 18.3.2026, 15:24:55