Emma Bowes's guest appearances

Emma Bowes

Becoming Mum

Be Still Be Aware 

The Photo Mama Podcast

Anna Victoria

Lily Nichols

Michelle Jackson

Grace Smith

Nat Kringoudis

Steph Pase

Jen Butler

Nadine Muller

Lauren White

Michelle Peris

Nikki Bergen

Amberley Harris

Libby Quinn

Nicola Laye

January Harshe

OwlTail

In today's episode we delve deep with Emma Bowes. Emma shares with us her personal journey with her beautiful daughter Elke, who was tragically born still at 36 weeks. Some topics we touch on today are:• Stillbirth, and what it is like to introduce your baby to their siblings.• How to make memories with your baby• What hindsight can teach us about pregnancy• The power within, and;• How to communicate with your baby in pregnancy. For those that don't know, Emma also ran a fundraiser for Still Aware this year. With the help of friends, family, and her community she was able to raise over $22,000 for Still Aware – a monumental achievement! Emma is a Member of our Still Aware 100 Voices Program in honour of Elke, and we cannot express enough how grateful we are to have her as part of our community, and all she has done for not only us, but stillbirth awareness at large. Thank you for being with us today Emma,- Claire xSpecial thanks to Variety SA for sponsoring this episode.Want to suggest a guest or topic? Contact social@stillaware.org to get in touch. We welcome your feedback.Want to support Still Aware? Head to stillaware.org/donate to support this podcast. -----------------------------Series: Be Still Be AwareEpisode: Let's Talk StillbirthGuest: Emma BowesHost: Claire FoordDirected by: Jordan Carr Produced by: Still AwareVideography: Andrea Rizos &amp; Kenneth AguarinoSound: Lance Brooks

In today's episode we delve deep with Emma Bowes. Emma shares with us her personal journey with her beautiful daughter Elke, who was tragically born still at 36 weeks. Some topics we touch on today are: • Stillbirth, and what it is like to introduce your baby to their siblings. • How to make memories with your baby • What hindsight can teach us about pregnancy • The power within, and; • How to communicate with your baby in pregnancy. For those that don't know, Emma also ran a fundraiser for Still Aware this year. With the help of friends, family, and her community she was able to raise over $22,000 for Still Aware – a monumental achievement! Emma is a Member of our Still Aware 100 Voices Program in honour of Elke, and we cannot express enough how grateful we are to have her as part of our community, and all she has done for not only us, but stillbirth awareness at large. Thank you for being with us today Emma, - Claire x Special thanks to Variety SA for sponsoring this episode. Want to suggest a guest or topic? Contact social@stillaware.org to get in touch. We welcome your feedback. Want to support Still Aware? Head to <a href="https://www.stillaware.org/get-involved/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stillaware.org/donate</a> to support this podcast.  ----------------------------- Series: Be Still Be Aware Episode: Let's Talk Stillbirth Guest: Emma Bowes Host: Claire Foord Directed by: Jordan Carr  Produced by: Still Aware Videography: Andrea Rizos &amp; Kenneth Aguarino Sound: Lance Brooks

Emma Bowes | Let's Talk Stillbirth | with Claire Foord

Elke Pixie

** Trigger Warning, Stillbirth, Baby Loss**  October is Pregnancy &amp; Infant Loss Awareness Month and today’s guest is going to share a story with us all that will undoubtedly have you reaching for the tissues and holding your babies tighter that normal. This was one of the hardest interviews I have done but it is such an important topic because it is very likely that you or someone you know will have been affected by it. Unfortunately stillbirth isn’t rare, the statistics in Australia alone are 1 in 120. In November last year, the unthinkable happened to Emma Bowes – her fourth pregnancy, a healthy pregnancy, resulted in her baby girl Elke pixie being stillborn at 36 weeks – with no explanation. Elke's story aims to give people a better understanding of how to support their friends who have experienced baby loss and how important it is to monitor the movements of our little babes-in-womb.  As mentioned in the episode, in-lieu of receiving presents for her upcoming 40th birthday, Emma has decided to raise funds for Still Aware and you can contribute here.    You can read more about Elke's story and Emma's beautiful writing over on her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/honestly.emma/   Here are a list of resources mentioned in the episode:  stillaware.org stillbirthfoundation.org.au www.sands.org.au www.rednose.org.au

** Trigger Warning, Stillbirth, Baby Loss** October is Pregnancy &amp; Infant Loss Awareness Month and today’s guest is going to share a story with us all that will undoubtedly have you reaching for the tissues and holding your babies tighter that normal. This was one of the hardest interviews I have done but it is such an important topic because it is very likely that you or someone you know will have been affected by it. Unfortunately stillbirth isn’t rare, the statistics in Australia alone are 1 in 120. In November last year, the unthinkable happened to Emma Bowes – her fourth pregnancy, a healthy pregnancy, resulted in her baby girl Elke pixie being stillborn at 36 weeks – with no explanation. Elke's story aims to give people a better understanding of how to support their friends who have experienced baby loss and how important it is to monitor the movements of our little babes-in-womb. As mentioned in the episode, in-lieu of receiving presents for her upcoming 40th birthday, Emma has decided to raise funds for Still Aware and you can contribute <a href="https://give.everydayhero.com/au/emma-s-40th-celebration-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. You can read more about Elke's story and Emma's beautiful writing over on her Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/honestly.emma/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/honestly.emma/</a> Here are a list of resources mentioned in the episode: <a href="https://stillaware.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stillaware.org</a> <a href="https://stillbirthfoundation.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stillbirthfoundation.org.au</a> <a href="https://www.sands.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sands.org.au</a> <a href="https://rednose.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rednose.org.au</a>

Remembering Elke Pixie with Emma Bowes