Sentences with phrase «people about childbirth»

I know it's confronting — kinda like telling people about childbirth before they have the baby — but I appreciate your honesty.

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Sometimes people would like to take the 8 week Mindfulness - Based Childbirth Education Class but are unable to do so for a variety of reasons, such as time, distance, finding out about the class too late or schedule problems.

If you are concerned about any aspect of your pregnancy or childbirth it can really help to chat to other people about it, such as your midwife, obstetrician, gp, friends or family.

I encourage you, when people ask about breastfeeding or childbirth, to simply say «that's something personal that I'm not really interested in talking about».

My hope as a doula and childbirth educator is to give people a starting point for learning about the power and process of birth and the ability to advocate for themselves before, during and after the birth process.

Ina May has long been respected for advocating women's rights, as well as changing people's perceptions about natural childbirth.

When you talk to people about why they didn't go to childbirth class, it tends to fall into one of these myth categories:

I think a bigger problem is that when a certain type appropriates the discourse of post modernism and finds themselves with a Ph.D, they then claim expertise in entirely unrelated topics - like childbirth, Postmodernism might have some quite interesting things to say about the way the dominant discourse comes to be framed — don't think it would be terribly reliable on the way people react to risk — foregrounding the risks of things that are disapproved of, and minimising others.

They know that their professional reputations lead most people to believe that they and their organizations are fringe groups that publicize ridiculous ideas about childbirth.

I actually came to this blog before I got pregnant, and the way that you personally attack other people & try to denigrate anything associated with NCB (like the anti-elimination communication post, personal nasty things said about TFB, etc) made me think you weren't trust worthy as a source of information about childbirth.

If you start telling a woman that she gets to decide whether she lives or dies in childbirth (instead of God), she'll get conceited and think that she's a person worth saving who ought to decide other things about her life.

It talked about how people who had been sexually abused or assaulted were more likely to feel violated by childbirth and had higher instances of postpartum depression and anxiety.

It is important to keep in mind that nothing about childbirth is rigid and people have to be open for flexibility.

So it just boggles my mind that a lay person who knows next to nothing about childbirth thinks she can hire herself out as a midwife, risk the lives of her clients and their infants and then dust off her hands and say «oh well» when something like this happens.

The people who know the most about childbirth are obstetricians.

Dr. Ronald L. Ruecker, president of the Illinois State Medical Society, wrote in reference to midwife Yvonne Cryns» case, «This case was not about allowing parents to choose how to bring their children into the world» («Safety must be first consideration in childbirth,» Voice of the people, June 15).

Pensacola, Fla. — Dr. Ronald L. Ruecker, president of the Illinois State Medical Society, wrote in reference to midwife Yvonne Cryns» case, «This case was not about allowing parents to choose how to bring their children into the world» («Safety must be first consideration in childbirth,» Voice of the people, June 15).

Some people to ask about mom's groups: your childbirth educator, a lactation consultant, a church or synagogue, a prenatal yoga class instructor.

Childbirth classes are a great way to not only meet other people who are expecting a baby near when you are but to learn about all of your options when t comes to giving birth, and how to cope with your baby those first weeks after you give birth.

When you're about to become a mother, the process of childbirth can be eased and smoothed by the services of a labor support person, called a doula.

She is passionate about natural childbirth, breastfeeding, gentle, intuitive parenting, and respecting all people, no matter how small.