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First Memory Midwifery
It simply means that both you and your baby are active participants during your labor, and that labor works best when you are able to work responsively together. It means that birthing a baby is both an act of trust and surrender and an act of profound power.
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Feb 3, 2017 · As we learn and experience, we add to our knowledge and understanding of that system. Birth is truly a miraculous event. As a doula I bear ...
Encourages all birthing mothers to find: · Unrestricted access to the birth companions of her choice, including fathers, partners, children, family members, and ...
The field of birth is fertile ground for exploring questions and answers provoked by themes relating to the body, citizenship, health, or technology.
Our philosophy of birth is that it is designed to be a normal, natural process that your body was perfectly made to experience. Our desire as doulas is to ...
I believe that stories matter, and birth stories especially. Stories are narratives that give meaning to our experiences and a sense of identity to our babies.
Birthwork is social justice work. You deserve to be an active participant in your birth. Having a positive birth experience starts with feeling safe.
Taking birth and natality into account transforms our view of human existence. It sheds new light on our mortality, foregrounds the extent and depth of our ...
Jun 10, 2021 · A philosophy of birth enables us to navigate the stormy waters of contemporary obstetric practice towards a new and radical logos for genos -an ...
Friedrich Nietzsche is a philosopher of birth and the body. The metaphor of birth is at the center of his philosophy of embodied life.