Today we chat to Jisella who gave birth to her first baby at home. After experiencing a miscarriage and unexplained infertility, Jisella delved into the world of research in order to figure out what model of care would be right for her when the time came.

Once Jisella fell pregnant with her now daughter, she knew she wanted to give birth at home. Nearing the end of her pregnancy (41 weeks), her baby turned breech. She had a successful ECV and went on to have her baby at 43+3 weeks at home.

Links: 

• Birth time
• Birth rebellion - arrive trail 
• Real Food For Pregnancy - Lily Nichols
• Great birth rebellion - Breech - Dr Andrew Basset
• Miles circuit 
• Together with Rachael Rose -  44+3 week pregnancy
• Born at Home Film

Research/stats:

• Uptake of external cephalic version for term breech presentation: an Australian population study, 2002-2012
• The Evidence on: Breech Version - Evidence Based Birth 
• The Evidence on: Due Dates - Evidence Based Birth
• Post-Dates Induction of Labour: balancing risks
• Risk of Stillbirth and Infant Death Stratified by Gestational Age 
• Breech without borders

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