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Why Babies Prefer Natural Childbirth

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Childbirth is a life changing event which can be both exhilarating and draining, the greatest experience of one’s life or the worst. Childbirth carries tremendous dogma, old wives tales, traditions, and controversy.
Adults [...]

Filed under:Birthing Position, Cesarean Section, Circumcision, Labor Interventions, Maternal & Infant Mortality, Natural Childbirth, Newborn Procedures, Preterm Childbirth, Umbilical Cord Clamping, Unassisted Childbirth

The Magical, Magnificent Placenta

In a world where women deliver their babies under the influence of drugs, flat on their backs and being either screamed at or sliced into, most women never see the beautiful, life giving organ that allowed their baby to survive nine months. Modern, detached women may view the placenta with disgust and revulsion, but it [...]

Filed under:Birth Plans, Childbirth Injury, Childbirth Preparation, Labor Interventions, Midwife, Newborn Procedures, Postnatal Care, Postpartum Depression, Postpartum Period, Routine Procedures, Umbilical Cord Clamping

How to Make Hospital Births Better

If you have been following the AMA resolution regarding homebirth, you simply must read this well written, eloquent and very useful article written by Navelgazingmidwife. It includes 11 steps that hospitals, labor and delivery nurses and obstetricians can take to keep women from running to homebirth by making the hospital birth experience more human. [...]

Filed under:Asides, Birth Plans, Birthrape, Childbirth Customs, Labor Interventions, Price of Childbirth, Psychology of Childbirth

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