My Birth Trauma Association story

Symbolic illustration of three folded blankets, a warm lamp and a green shoot beside an open doorway.

The Birth Trauma Association has published my account of what I carried away from the births of my three children.

I am not speaking for the person who gave birth, and I have kept my family and the professionals involved unidentifiable. This is about what I saw, heard, did and remember as a father and birth partner — including why accessible communication matters in an emergency.

Two connected panels labelled published story and song plus background, representing the two public links in the article.
The article keeps the published personal account separate from the song and its background.

Read Kieran’s story

The song and background

Content note: birth trauma, consent, emergency communication and an infant falling during an unexpected home birth.

A restrained bridge of connected points representing care, communication and context around a shared personal story.
A restrained bridge of connected points representing care, communication and context around a shared personal story.

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