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The Lady Birds
Becky and Jessica
40 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to The Lady Birds, where Becky and Jessica—two pelvic floor PTs with 18 years of combined experience—break down caring for your pelvic health and body during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery. We’re here to provide evidence-based information to empower you in making informed choices about your body while also sharing the day to day beauty and bullshit that comes with raising tiny humans. Expect expert tips, the latest research, many first-time mom fails and absolutely no TMI because there's truly no such thing in the world of pelvic health.
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Welcome to The Lady Birds, where Becky and Jessica—two pelvic floor PTs with 18 years of combined experience—break down caring for your pelvic health and body during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery. We’re here to provide evidence-based information to empower you in making informed choices about your body while also sharing the day to day beauty and bullshit that comes with raising tiny humans. Expect expert tips, the latest research, many first-time mom fails and absolutely no TMI because there's truly no such thing in the world of pelvic health.
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Episode 21: Induction of Labor, an Interview with Dr. Romy Ghosh
The Lady Birds
1 hour 17 minutes 6 seconds
5 months ago
Episode 21: Induction of Labor, an Interview with Dr. Romy Ghosh

In this episode, we’re diving deep into one of the most debated and often feared topics in the birth world: inductions. We’re joined by our own OBGYN and friend, Dr. Romy Ghosh, to talk through the myths, facts, nuances, and personal experiences behind needing (or choosing) an induction. From medical to elective reasons, relative risk to actual outcomes, we unpack it all! Whether you’re prepping for birth, supporting someone who is, or just curious about what real, evidence-informed care looks like, this one’s for you.


*Trigger warning - Stillbirth mentioned*


In this episode you’ll find: 

🧠 What an induction of labor really is

💊 The most common medical and elective reasons for induction

🤰 Why shame around elective inductions doesn’t belong in the birth space

📊 Relative risk vs. absolute risk, and how they actually shape care

🗣️ How to ask your provider the right questions to feel confident in your decision

⚖️ Cascade of interventions: fear vs. actual outcomes

🛠️ A breakdown of methods: cervical ripening, balloons, Pitocin & more

Birth is full of surprises — but the decision to induce doesn’t have to be one of them. Let’s replace fear with knowledge and shame with support.


💌 Questions or thoughts? Email us at podcast@ladybirdpt.com

📱 Follow us on Instagram: @ladybirdpt

💻 Learn more about our services at www.ladybirdpt.com

⭐ If you liked this episode, leave us a review and share it with a friend!

The Lady Birds
Welcome to The Lady Birds, where Becky and Jessica—two pelvic floor PTs with 18 years of combined experience—break down caring for your pelvic health and body during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery. We’re here to provide evidence-based information to empower you in making informed choices about your body while also sharing the day to day beauty and bullshit that comes with raising tiny humans. Expect expert tips, the latest research, many first-time mom fails and absolutely no TMI because there's truly no such thing in the world of pelvic health.