In most cultures, women do not labor alone. Throughout time, women have welcomed other women—mothers, sisters, trusted friends or experienced childbirth attendants—at their births. In recent time, birthing women in the United States also have welcomed the presence and support of their partners. Have you considered who you would like to have at your birth? Read More...
I Challenge You to a Doula (funny, from a dad's perspective)
Unless you live in Berkeley you could probably use a refresher on what the deal is with doulas. Fair enough. Read more...
Continuous support for women during childbirth - Cochrane Summaries Continuous support in labour increased the chance of a spontaneous vaginal birth, had no harm, and women were more satisfied. Read more...
A note about our "Resources" pages: We offer these resources as one step of your informed
decision-making process. Each mother and each circumstance are
unique. There is no one "right" way. One article or study
does not an informed decision make. Read more. Research more.
Talk openly with your carefully chosen care provider and those who will support
you. Then, make the decision that is right for you.
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