My new book, Babies Are Not Pizzas, is slated for release next week! To get ready for this exciting event, I want to share with you the first chapter from the book.
Listen as I read Chapter One: Naive, and get a first glimpse into my story. You’ll hear the details of my first daughter’s birth, how it sparked the passion for what I do, and how it started me on the road to founding Evidence Based Birth.
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