# Sheila Kitzinger
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Sheila Helena Elizabeth Kitzinger MBE (29 March 1929 – 11 April 2015) was a British natural childbirth activist and author on childbirth and pregnancy. She wrote more than 20 books and had a worldwide reputation as a passionate and committed advocate for change.
== Life and work ==
Kitzinger was born in Taunton, Somerset.
Lolly Stirk - "Active Birth Movement and Prenatal Yoga"
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Lolly Stirk, teacher at Mothertime and teacher trainer at YogaBirth, talks with J about the history of the active birth…
12. Your Womb Will Tell You Everything You Need
In this episode, I speak with a wise Elder, Maha al Musa.
Maha is a birth pioneer, activist, mentor and educator. She’s of Palestinian/Lebanese origin, raised in Australia and has been an independent international birth educator and mentor for almost 3 decades.
Maha is the author of the award wi…
Maha's Story: Elder Wisdom
In this episode we had the absolute privilege of speaking with Maha Al Musa.
Maha is first and foremost a mother to three beautiful children (now 27, 24 and 15) a doula, birth mentor, international educator and the founder of EmbodyBirth and Bellydance For Birth® since 1997. She has released two aw…
Story of Writing March 29, 2024
Canada gets its birthday, residents of Washington, D.C. get the vote, and (the rest of) the birthday club includes Sheila Kitzinger, Eric Idle, Alec Wilkinson, Jo-Ann Mapson, and Evelyn C. White - with a reading from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass."
Story of Writing March 29, 2025
Queen Victoria establishes the nation of Canada and Queen Elizabeth II ends the British Parliament's ability to make or amend laws in Canada. The birthday club includes Sheila Kitzinger, Eric Idle, Alec Wilkinson, Jo Ann Mapson, and Evelyn C. White - with a reading from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Gr…
Making a Birth Plan? Here’s What You’re Probably Missing
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The birth plan has become a staple of pregnancy preparation, but most expectant parents are approaching it all wrong. What began as a revolutionary tool for restoring autonomy during the natural birth movement of the 1960s has too often devolved into a rigid checklist that sets bir…
S1E10 - Embodying Birth - A Conversation with Maha Al Musa
In this episode Shellie and Kemi welcome Maha Al Musa. We delve into a deep discussion about the healing potential of embodying birth, the challenges of being an authentic heart led birthworker and Maha shares her birth stories, life journey and wisdom with us.Maha Al Musa is a mother of three beau…
Cosmopolitan, December 1983
Do you consider laziness a crime? Struggling to ask for what you want in bed? Is your anxiety actually a form of narcissism?
This week, the Hags leaf through the pages of a magazine from a time when Thatcher was in Number 10, Michael Jackson was at Number 1, and Cosmo readers were spending their f…
Story of Writing March 29, 2026
Canada is created, the US 23rd Amendment is ratified, and the birthday club includes Sheila Kitzinger, Eric Idle, Alec Wilkinson, Jo Ann Mapson, and Evelyn C. White - with a reading from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass."
Oxytocin, Fear & Undisturbed Birth: The Missing Piece in How We Talk About Physiological Birth
In this episode, host Keshia Tognazzini sits down with Dr Sarah Buckley — GP, researcher, and one of the world's leading voices on the hormonal physiology of birth — to unpack what actually happens in the body during physiological labour, and what gets lost when birth is interrupted, induced, or mo…
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