Sentences with phrase «talk about natural births»

In nursing school we don't really talk about natural births at all.

I mean it is certainly an option and thank goodness for those interventions when we need them, but It seems to me that if we stop talking about natural birth as «alternative birth» it might have a chance at becoming a little more main stream.

My boyfriend and I have always talked about a natural birth and your story is inspirational, I don't plan on having a baby anytime in the near future, but I might have to ask you a few questions when it comes time;]!

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Maybe you meant the opposite and were talking about humans: those humans who aren't so bright tend to reproduce more because their God told them to or because they won't use birth control and now they are overpopulating the planet leading to a loss of natural resources and the ultimate demise of the species due to ignorance.

This is the second time in recent months I've found myself talking about coconut oil, the first being with an off - duty male midwife who my wife and I ran into at Wal - Mart one night, and that conversation somehow steered it's way into the realm of natural birth.

Join us as we talk about how to have a natural birth in the hospital!

If you want to use breastfeeding for natural family planning, talk with your practitioner or a lactation consultant about your plan before your baby's birth.

After the birth of her first child in 2007, motherhood inspired her to start a sister site, The Fashionable Bambino, to talk about fashionable maternity clothes, nursing, natural birth, cloth diapering, cute kid's clothes and more.

I didn't know at the time that Susan and the nurse had conspired to get another doctor in the room who was a big advocate of me having a natural birth, so much so that he had been talking about us since we checked in.

And so I talk about the birth preference plan at our very first visit becausewhat does «natural» mean?

«In these situations, this is not a good time to talk about your desires for a natural birth,» Flamm says.

I don't agree with the tone of midwives and natural birth advocates who talk about «birth rape» and vilify all doctors either.

I also talk about my experiences with natural birth, home birth, VBAC, breastfeeding, babywearing, and gentle parenting in general.

Materni - Talk is a maternity blog about safe, natural pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, postpartum and baby care.

There are many websites you can visit that talk about «positive natural birth» if you do a search.

But the rise in popularity of so - called natural or gentle births, where the focus often becomes ensuring that the mother has a certain type of birth experience, means that we don't always talk about the very real risks associated with pregnancy and childbirth.

It talks a lot about the importance of natural birth and how to accomplish it with the help of relaxation.

I wish I would have saw this in Aug. then just maybe I would not feel so sad now everytime I hear some one talk about there natural birth experience.

Take a class at your local hospital, watch natural birth videos, read books and talk to experienced moms so that you have knowledge to make an informed decision about your birth preferences, including place of birth.

As much as I can't stop talking about what I love about natural labor (and midwives, doulas, and other birth subjects I'm passionate about) I have had hospital births, a C - section birth, and home births, and you know what?

I talked to her for a while about wanting a natural birth and how I was preparing.

I became an outspoken advocate of natural birth and talked about it to anyone who would listen.

Ever since I heard my mom talking to my aunts about the natural births they had as I was growing up.

Super ironic to me that a blog seemingly advocating natural parenting and births would talk so extensively about (extremely financially draining) laser treatments to treat a cosmetic issue.

In today's episode we're talking to mama Emily Lucchino about giving birth at a birth center, being a natural mama, and how chiropractic practices factored into her prenatal care.

Sometimes when people talk about «natural» birth control, they mean a birth control method that doesn't have hormones.

My large, almost 7 - month belly is a great conversation starter, but as we talk further, people are inevitably shocked to learn about my birth plan — that I hope to have a natural delivery at home, assisted by midwives, with no epidural.