Sentences with phrase «to give birth at home»

I am a big proponent of giving birth at home because of these experiences.

When poor women were giving birth at home because of lack of access to hospitals, rich women were giving birth in hospitals.

I mean after all, I'm assuming that's why you've chosen to give birth at home in the first place — to have a safe, peaceful space.

I - obviously, given that my own recent delivery almost happened in a vehicle speeding away from home - didn't give birth at home.

Thinking about giving birth at home may be a stressful thought to some women.

And of course mothers give births at home after 41 weeks and have healthy and happy babies.

By the time my first pregnancy rolled around I knew that I would be most comfortable giving birth at home.

And considering that the world is six billion strong, it seems that giving birth at home doesn't necessarily put you at a disadvantage.

Moms who are planning on giving birth at home often decide to do so in a tub of water.

And when we challenge the status quo and do something radical like give birth at home or consider co-sleeping, the advice (and criticism) gets even louder.

Giving birth at home means you can have those around you you're comfortable with.

Giving birth at home allows you to labor and deliver in familiar and comfortable surroundings.

I have quite a few friends in the medical profession that chose to give birth at home safely and happily.

Many people in my mother's generation gave birth at home under the supervision of the family doctor — so my answer is yes.

As a result only healthy mothers with healthy babies give birth at home but the hospital has to take all patients regardless of risk.

For centuries giving birth at home was the norm.

Choosing to give birth at home seemed to be the best option for me in regards to this.

If thousands and thousands of women could give birth at home throughout history before modern medicine, then why couldn't I?

Additionally, giving birth at home permits you to be free from the restrictions that hospitals can place on a woman in labor.

And, since only about only 1 % of people give birth at home, for the overwhelming majority of us, the hospital seems like our only option.

Research shows giving birth at home for a healthy woman with no complications is a safe alternative to a hospital birth.

I'm pretty sure it never occurred to me I'd ever give birth at home.

I know several women who have given birth at home successfully after C - sections.

The classes below are for students giving birth at home or in a free - standing birth center.

This includes giving birth at home or in special birthing centers.

As much as I wanted a homebirth, I realized that whatever the problem was, I wasn't giving birth at home now!

If you are planning to give birth at home with a midwife, you should talk to her and discuss what things does she bring and what do you need to have.

Perhaps the biggest advantage of giving birth at home is that you will be able to sleep in your own bed that very first night, and nothing is like your own bed.

Women who gave birth at home attended by a midwife had fewer procedures during labour compared with women who gave birth in hospital attended by a physician.

Thinking about giving birth at home may be a stressful thought for some but for us it means so much more than that.

I wish everyone with low risk pregnancies could give birth at home because it was such an awesome experience that I will do it for every subsequent pregnancy that i can.

But not everyone feels comfortable giving birth at home and every mom should feel good about making the choice that's right for her.

This study was able to utilize data of those who were able to give birth at home as well as those who were transferred to a hospital.

In fact many couples decided to give births at home after watching some of these documentaries.

Over the last century the number of women giving birth at home has sharply declined.

One of the biggest reasons I would never give birth at home is because if anything happened to me or the baby, my husband would be devastated.

I plan to do some writing about questions to ask midwives, but I'll throw out a couple of ideas: Ask her if giving birth at home is just as safe as giving birth in the hospital.