Sentences with phrase «hear about home births»

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It's wonderful to hear about someone else who has had a vaginal breech home birth.

I attended a home birth and it was so much nicer than any hospital birth I have ever seen or heard about.

Since I was completely in the blue about how home births worked, nor had I heard any success stories from friends / family, I want to provide this option for those who know / trust me.

The empowering things my non-mom friends said about my home birth more than made up for some of the other comments I heard from time to time.

Of course there was great deal of «well, if you had the baby at home none of this would have happened» from many friends an acquaintances... and complete strangers who had heard my story second hand as a cautionary tale about hospital birth.

All we ever hear about is moms being pregnant, being in labor for hours on end, giving birth, breastfeeding or bottle feeding, and either staying at home and keeping everything together or going to work and balancing a career and motherhood.

Whether you're thinking of a hospital or home birth, you may have heard the term doula and wonder what it's all about.

Also, I just want to shriek every damn time I hear that canard about fewer lacerations at home birth.

It sounds to me like «anyone who thinks home birth is a reasonable choice and shares their thoughts with their friends and / or the general public» but in this post it seems to be a True Scotsman: «anyone who thinks that home birth is a reasonable choice and doesn't immediately change their minds upon hearing about or reading a paper in the Journal of Medical Ethics.»

or «I heard about someone's cousin / aunt / sister who died during a home birth so you shouldn't try it.»

I remember hearing about a woman who had a home birth when I lived in England.

Please listen to episode 41 of the Fourth Trimester Podcast to hear to Jessicca talk with Sarah and Esther about the ins and outs of home birth versus hospital birth.

I have heard anecdotes from all across and up and down the country about the use of Cytotec and other interventions at home and birth center births.

After hearing about my own birth experiences (two in the hospital and one at home), Laurice asked if I would like to train to become one of her assistants at births.

As awesome as her experiences were, if you are like me, Jessicca's home birth story may be hard for you to hear about.

And then of course, we hear all about the decision to livestream her home birth, responses and reactions to it and where she's going from here with her desire to create a new narrative around birth and how we view it.

In this show we interview tons of moms and families on their home birth stories, and so we thought we'd switch things up a bit for Mother's Day and hear about how each of us came into the world from the women who ushered us earth side.

So being in that community, you hear a lot about home birth and...

We also hear about the process of home birth, and what can happen when your waters break and you don't go into labor that day... or even the next day!

When it came time for her own births (which you'll hear about in the show but can also read her full - length written accounts of both births on our website with the episode's notes), Kathryn and her husband Patrick decided on home birth.

So being in that community, you hear a lot about home birth and many chiropractors themselves as well as patients choose home birth.