A compilation of advice and stories for women who want more and expect better of their birth experiences

From her experience as a mother of five (two assisted and three unassisted births), and as a birth and postpartum doula, author Bree Moore offers advice and stories of freebirthing success for women looking to take back birth. Included are chapters on choosing freebirth, partner communication, unassisted pregnancy and prenatal care, handling fear from self and others, and more.

"Reading Birth Becomes Hers is like having a conversation with an extremely knowledgeable and intuitive best friend! Bree's warmth, compassion and understanding come through on every page as she shares her journey from hospital birth to midwife assisted home birth to freebirth. In addition to Bree's excellent research, she also provides links to articles, podcasts and books that go deeper into the issues many women face when considering having an unassisted birth. Lastly, she allows others to share their own fascinating stories of the challenges and rewards of giving birth at home on their own terms." (Laura Kaplan Shanley, author of Unassisted Childbirth)

Birth Becomes Hers contains a collection of more than 40 planned freebirth stories. Stories include everything from the most straightforward of births to VBAC/HBAC, an unassisted birth of twins, and even a small section dedicated to the exploration of unassisted miscarriage and transfer to assistance. This diverse collection of stories examines freebirth from a variety of angles, offering you the ability to learn and grow on your own path to birth.

"Bree Moore's faith in life and in the process of childbirth shines like the sun in ‘Birth Becomes Hers.’ Bree's book is rich in supportive advice, full of inspirational resources and, best of all, packed full with a wealth of diverse freebirth stories! Bree's words ring like the voice of a supportive friend, offering trust in our bodies innate wisdom and strength. I would gladly recommend this book!" (Sarah M. Haydock, author of Unhindered Childbirth: Wisdom for the Passage of Unassisted Birth)