Sentences with phrase «said about my home birth»

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.

(insert eye roll) If what you say about home birth is correct, its a great way to control the population, since according to you, they are dropping like bugs at a bug zapper.

Not exact matches

What makes me happy about this whole «orgasmic childbirth» thing is that 1) it will open more women's eyes to the benefits of home birth, and 2) it will, as you said, create the atmosphere that birth doesn't necessarily have to be painful.

I was always too busy and sleep - deprived to notice much of what was going on except that, and I was aware of some hostility between my fellow physicians or hospital staffs and the home birth nursing community and there were also some sort of publically exaggerated, you might say, conflicts between them but that was really about as much as I knew about it.

That book is full of misinformation, for example he cites the Johnson & Daviss study saying «any remaing doubts about the safety of home birth were conclusively erased» by said study — which isn't even remotely true (the home birth data from that study actually shows that neonatal mortality is 3 TIMES higher at home):

I am not disputing that, but there are enough births that result in death in hospitals by doctors error or not, that it is simplistic and unfair to say that parents who have their children at home are negligent and don't care about their babies.

Josh had called his father and said they were «thinking about staying home» for the birth and his dad old him to «pray about it»

Personally, I get prickly about guys who insist on natural and home births and who say it's because of «unnecessary interventions».

-LSB-...] debates about home birth you probably read some of the news stories that said that having a home birth is like driving in a car without a seatbelt.

Here's what they had to say about why they decided to give birth at home:

I also note that they made a lot of exclusions, including quite a number of situations that would have been considered «low risk» for home birth and that they didn't say anything about how often transfer to the hospital occurred.

He says about 1,000 Missouri women give birth at home each year through «this sort of black market.»

Mairi Rothman, a midwife, said one of the problems with the debate on home birth is that people aren't talking about the risks that come with delivering in the hospital.

«He was apprehensive at first,» said Deedee, who lives with her family in Memphis, Tenn. «Then he did some research about the pros and cons of home and hospital births, and he thought delivering at home had some very measurable pluses.»

«I'm very concerned about anyone who may be advocating for home birth,» said Dr. Erin Tracy, of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

What you're saying is that the best people to give information are lay people with no personal experience of home birth, no professional expertise in obstetrics and midwifery and no thoughts either way about home birth.

Most people who say that have not gone over their medical story with someone knowledgable about home birth, and are simply imagining that home would have been exactly the same as hospital until the point at which the emergency happened.

That said, I wouldn't want anyone to take the choice to have a home birth away from me, and I wouldn't want anyone restricting my ability to learn about that option.

Women are continuing to choose home birth, says Grunebaum (who was himself delivered by a midwife), because, «they are misled with misinformation about its safety.»

Many women have successful home births every day, and have nothing but good things to say about their experiences.

«I truly believe that by sharing these stories we can educate women about the importance of birthing without fear and helping to change the stigma around home birth,» says Tammy.

One indicated staffing issues, saying: «My picked healing center ward and bordering birth focus were to a great degree occupied, or so I continued being told on the telephone, which brought about me having a spontaneous home birth.»

You probably already know how I'll answer but before you say yes or no, let's look at what Edmiston includes in her article's «utopian marriage contract» — agreements about birth control, having / adopting children, how children will be brought up, whose job will determine where and how the couple lives (including separate bedrooms or homes), how child care and housework will be divvied up, how they will handle finances, and sexual rights and freedoms.

We did a home study first, not affiliated with an agency, and were getting ready to call agencies when a friend who works at a hospital called us in the middle of the night to say «there is a young mom who just gave birth to a healthy baby girl and she is interested in an open adoption and I told her about you guys.»