Posts Tagged by midwife
The Doula Path (Part 2)
| April 30, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Attachment Parenting, Gentle and Positive Childbirth |
Yesterday we heard about her first birth experience and how it led her to reading, researching and finding out more about natural childbirth. Please welcome Noble Savage again as we look at the concluding part of the journey that led to her decision to become a doula. I knew as soon as I became pregnant… more
The Doula Path
| April 29, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Attachment Parenting, Gentle and Positive Childbirth, Guestpost |
I’m really excited today to introduce you to Noble Savage. She is a woman I really admire for her viewpoints and passion. Noble Savage is starting out as a doula, and I was thrilled when she agreed to share with you what it was that led her to that decision. I hope you’ll find her… more
Natural homebirth vs. Natural hospital birth
| February 2, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Attachment Parenting, Gentle and Positive Childbirth |
Continuing on from the first post on natural childbirth: Natural Childbirth in Layman’s Terms, I’m going to talk now about the difference between a natural birth at home and a natural birth in hospital. Why is there a difference and what difference can it make to your birth experience? more
Natural Childbirth in Layman’s Terms
| January 31, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Attachment Parenting, Gentle and Positive Childbirth |
Many women go into labour aiming for some vague idea of a ‘natural’ childbirth. We write birth plans expressing our wishes, and go into hospital believing that we will have the birth we want, because either we’ve read a little about things like Vit K and Gas and Air, or we have nothing but trust… more
Homebirth – A man’s perspective
| November 30, 2009 | Posted by Luschka under Attachment Parenting, Being Dad, Gentle and Positive Childbirth, Pregnancy |
When our daughter was born, I asked my husband if he would write his version of the experience, so that I could know what it was like for him, and one day she could too. In our search for a homebirth, we became aware of the fact that there are endless stories by mothers, but… more
When our daughter was born, I asked my husband if he would write his version of the experience, so that I could know what it was like for him, and one day she could too. In our search for a homebirth, we became aware of the fact that there are endless stories by mothers, but so few by fathers, and we thought that perhaps having a man’s perspective would help a father somewhere. So, go make a cup of tea, sit in a comfy spot, and take the time to read his story…
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