Women will take back child birth. Birth isn’t something we suffer, but something we actively do and exult in.

Women will take back child birth. Birth isn’t something we suffer, but something we actively do and exult in.
I’m loving this song right now…
“If I know only one thing
It’s that every thing that I see
Of the world outside is so inconceivable
Often I barely can speak”
“The love flows when the woman has been loved, and if she hasn’t been loved she doesn’t have love to give. Part of our job is loving her!” _ Penny Simkin
This is making the rounds on the internet, and I finally got the time to watch it today! I just wish all physicians felt this way and gave this respect to those who find themselves in the position of a medically necessary cesarean birth. Kudos!
This is a wonderful podcast on how babies and children see the world and interpret it in the first few monts and years of life! Here’s the authors, Charles Fernyhough, latest book and his website is here.
Dedication to her team, focus on her birth, and love all around!
Every little bit counts, even the smallest change! Join me www.awakeupstory.org
‘“Whether it is the role of the support person as comforter or protector that leads to better obstetric outcomes is still unanswered.” The most recent Cochrane review theorizes that the stresses of hospital birth are dis-empowering, raising stress levels that impede both the dynamic and subtle mechanisms of normal labor. Research aside, we understand intuitively that continuous support in labor both protects and comforts; it acknowledges the vulnerability of a woman in labor and can provide, both through advocacy and unconditional acceptance of everything she does, an antidote to fear, and the path to a safe birth that will be remembered with joy.’