Sentences with phrase «own birth experiences»

This Bible teaches Repentence, Baptism in Jesus Name and receiving the Holy Ghost or the New Birth experience (being born again).

So because I survived that birth and because Joseph miraculously survived that birth experience, I have to be over it.

I wrote my second book during a surprise later - in - life fourth baby pregnancy that was difficult, a traumatic birth experience, and a level of sleep deprivation that meant I probably shouldn't have been allowed to operate heavy machinery like our minivan.

Man from his birth experiences illumination of the nous.

The evidence is clear that natural birth, doulas, etc. improve the birth experience, decrease labor, decrease interventions, etc..

The movie takes a look at the birth experience and postpartum period through the eyes of the infant.

Just as every woman is unique, every baby is unique and every birth experience is unique.

In the end, I had nearly the perfect birth experience.

But I do hope your birth experience is better this time around Amy (as I do mine too).

Althugh I am grateful that my daughter and I both emerged unharmed, I feel cheated of the birth experience I had hoped for.

My birth experience pretty much went as I hoped it would, although I was induced 3 weeks early.

Sorry to vent, I just wrote a long article about my birth experience... and I am probably starting my period soon...

If moms take some time to learn about their choices and take an Independent Childbirth Class (not hospital based) or read GOOD books (not WTEWE) then they will be in a better position to have a positive birth experience which can empower them!

It also made me realize that if I thought my birth experience was an important thing, and I did, then I needed to take responsibility for that experience, educate myself, and come up with a plan.

EVERY mother deserves a comfortable birth experience.

I firmly believe in a woman following her instincts and taking an active part in managing her labor and birth experience whether in a hospital or in her home.

Yes, I had given birth to a healthy baby which is ultimately what every woman hopes for, but I believe the process and birth experience matters too and mine was seriously lacking.

When we choose our care provider at the beginning of my pregnancy, we felt that if we had a scrap, the CPM had more home birth experience than the CNM.

My own single birth experience was in 1987.

I'll fully admit that I never really gave much thought to what my birth experience might look like.

We have so much in common with our birth experiences.

The natural births I have attened, as well as the 2 natural births I experienced myself were peaceful, calm, wonderful experiences, even though there were times that were trying during those births.

I think it's awesome that even though having children may be a ways off for you, you are already thinking about what you'd like your birth experience to be like.

I can't believe that people think they can control a woman's birth experience like this.

As my son grows older, I've found that I have less passion about birth experience, breast feeding, attachment parenting, etc..

I do wish that more women who have had a marvelous hospital birth experience would speak up as well, because as so many have posted here, it is also a valid choice.

I had a wonderful birth experience in the hospital, and that included the medical intervention I was given... I tested positive for strep B and was given antibiotics, which were neccessary for the health of my son.

Not so much for me, I have my own meaningful birth experiences and stories to reflect on.

Sure, every women should have a birth experience that works for her, and at the same time, we need to be able to get back to the deep truths of what it means to go through the birthing process.

The reality is that every one's birth experience is different, but ALL are moving.

That's why I UCed - the first positive birth experience I had heard about was UC, so I wanted that, and did that.

This alternative to a baby shower is an opportunity for experienced moms to celebrate their pregnancy and the birth experience they plan to have with the people who love and support them the most.

I specialize in infertility, stillbirth, miscarriage, pregnancy complications, postpartum depression and anxiety, and traumatic birth experiences.

We know what to do during labour to ensure a positive birth experience.

Below is a list of Pre-certified and Certified Your Birth Experience (YBE) Instructors have each been personally trained by YBE founder, Missy David, BS, CD (DONA), CYBET, CLC, HCHD.

I create a safe and non-judgmental environment for women to speak about their birth experiences.

I soon found I was especially interested in helping women heal from traumatic birth experiences.

For groups, I offer a six - week therapeutic processing group for traumatic birth experiences (this group, called The Mothers Circle, is offered in partnership with Alicia Poldino of Utah Prenatal Yoga).

As a trauma specialist and certified EMDR clinician, I use EMDR and other mind - body therapies to help women heal from traumatic birth experiences.

She delights in helping mothers and their partners have a less complicated and more rewarding birth experience.

YOUR BIRTH EXPERIENCE Self Study Parent Guide $ 50 - For parents with a do - it - yourself learning style.

Your postpartum placenta specialist brings more than capsules to the table and your sessions can include everything from tinctures to art that encapsulates memories of your beautiful birth experience.

I wanted the polar opposite of my first birth experience, which left me with intense insecurities about my ability to birth, as well as a nasty yearlong struggle with postpartum depression.

The birth experience you choose in the safest possible environment.

«Some people made it seem that I could have either a «medicated» birth experience or an amazing, spiritual birth experience.

The purpose is to help you envision, prepare for, and achieve the birth experience YOU want.

The class after the birth is a time to meet each other again, to meet the new babies, and to share birth experiences.

If you already had a bad birth experience or if you are scared to give birth, give this book a chance.

Optimal nutrition in pregnancy is the foundation for a safe and satisfying birth experience, a healthy baby, and a physically and emotionally prepared mama.

Pregnant women who to learn the skills and techniques needed to ensure a comfortable, safe birth experience and smooth recovery, without the hassle or expense of traditional childbirth classes.