Full Story The Birth Keepers: death plan – episode six
Jan 11, 2026
Tensions rise as a backlash against Free Birth Society intensifies, prompting founders to defend their controversial practices. Former members share shocking allegations of harm and cult-like behavior. Bereaved mothers express anger over dismissive comments from the founders about baby loss and responsibility. Insights reveal the dangers of non-intervention during birth, alongside haunting details of personal tragedies. The conversation weaves through themes of accountability, community grief, and the lasting scars of loss, challenging listeners to reflect on life and death choices.
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A Mother's Grief After A Free Birth
- Adair described losing her daughter Ilex after 115 hours of labour and feeling betrayed by FBS guidance.
- She says she cannot hold FBS fully responsible but expects acknowledgement of their influence on her decisions.
Trusting FBS Influenced A Tragic Choice
- Camille recounted losing her son Marlo after seeing meconium and re-watching FBS material that reassured her to stay home.
- She later sought a debrief with Yolanda and paid for sessions to make sense of what happened.
Death Plan And Radical Responsibility
- Emily and Yolanda teach 'radical responsibility' and promote having a 'death plan' for births that end badly.
- They normalise stillbirths and advise families not to rush calling emergency services if a baby is born dead.
