Natural childbirth

It makes me laugh every time I have to use the phrase "Go boil some water" during a birth because it feels so Little House on the Prairie.

See what giving birth is like in this video.

Want to have a peaceful, unmedicated childbirth? These 10 tips will help you have a natural childbirth without an epidural.

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It's an unfamiliar path to parenthood for most, but the experience can be just as beautiful as a natural pregnancy.

A practical insider's guide for pregnant moms to have a natural birth in a hospital setting | How to have a natural birth in the hospital | Unmedicated | childbirth in a hospital

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Skills you need to prepare for an all natural labor and delivery. Decrease and deal with the pain of labor so that you can have an all natural childbirth.

Are you currently expecting and dreaming of a natural birth? Wondering what all you should be doing to prepare your body for labor? Women that have natural births typically have shorter labors, higher rates of breastfeeding success, and a quicker postpartum recovery. Not to mention, there's less stress on your baby and the fact that natural birth

Deciding how you want to give birth can be a little overwhelming. Natural/Drugs Free Childbirth or Epidural: What Are the Pros and Cons? Click here>

Watch a mom of three give birth to her fourth child underwater, in a special tub made for birth.

There are bound to be things that no one told you about labor. Things that happen while you are having your baby. Or there may be things that words just cannot describe - like the amount of pain you will be in. I am about to have my second child and

Giving birth to a child can be an amazing experience. We all know that pregnancy can help empower women and be really difficult

Have you ever heard that natural childbirth is more beneficial for the mother and the baby than a Cesarean section? Unless there is a medical condition or circumstance that places the mother and/or the baby's

Beautiful- look at that cord!

'I enjoyed every minute'

It's important to be active during childbirth. Change positions every 20 minutes, even if it's a small shift from one side to the other. These movements help the baby shift and descend into and through the birth canal, and they can even help give the laboring mother comfort during labor. I found this great blog post on At Your Cervix (written by a Labor & Delivery Nurse): Getting in position -- making changes to shake, rattle and roll "Up. Move. Lean forward. Lie on your far left or right…

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