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Childbirth Video Galleries. Viewing videos of childbirth helps expectant families understand the real face of birth, not the sensationalized scenes depicted in mainstream media. Watching videos that depict normal, natural births can be the catalyst to abandoning preconceived ideas about giving birth. It is more powerful to watch a woman giving ...
- Vaginal Childbirth Methods
The Bradley Method, also termed "husband-coached childbirth"...
- Natural Childbirth Video
The rest of my labor is captured on the video. If you're...
- Childbirth Video Clips
The first of the childbirth video clips is a graphic natural...
- Clip of Childbirth
Natural Clip of Childbirth. Each clip of childbirth is...
- Vaginal Childbirth Methods
- Natural Birth Video Part 1: Labor
- Natural Birth Video Part 2: Delivery
- Natural Birth Video Part 3: Afterbirth
- Video: Why Was This Childbirth So Easy?
- Want to Compare This Birth to My First Delivery?
- My Third Childbirth Was Even Faster and Wilder Than This One!
Paloma was born via natural childbirth (using many childbirth techniques from my natural birthing classes) in an “alternative birthing center” with the assist of a midwife and doula. I intended to have a water birthin the birthing tub, but baby girl had other plans, as you’ll see in this series I share these videos because I believe so strongly in ...
In part two of this natural birth video things really heat up! We nearly had our daughter Paloma Skye in the car! But fortunately, we made it to the birth center on time… barely. As you’ll see in the video, she came out like a cannonball. I call hers my supernatural birth.
In this third video, we pick up the action right after I give birth to my beautiful baby girl and right before the hardest part of my childbirth. In many ways, this was the hardest part of my natural childbirth and delivery. Here’s the Clary Sage oilI mentioned. Baby did latch on within the first 20 minutes, but wow, she had a lousy latch and I did...
Quick disclaimer: You can do everything “perfectly” to prepare for a natural childbirth and still have a really hard or painful experience. With my first childbirth, I did Bradley natural birthing classes, special exercises, I ate perfectly, and you know what? That birth was extremely hard. I actually had to go through a grieving process because it...
My first experience with childbirth wasn’t quite as smooth as this one was. Here are videos from my first natural childbirth with my son Griffin.
Here’s the surprising homebirth videoof my daughter Faith Valencia. Husband assisted home birth childbirth video Mama Natural Faith Valencia Genevieve Howland
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We can't have your baby for you, but we CAN set you on the path to a better birth. Because the birth DOES matter (even if we're not supposed to think, let alone say it). Find your path at: https ...
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- One-to-one labor support. Having someone at your side who's committed to giving you emotional reassurance and helping you be as comfortable as possible can dramatically reduce your anxiety and stress level.
- Breathing exercises and visualization. Most childbirth classes cover focused breathing and visualization techniques. You and your partner may be given specific breathing patterns to practice, and your instructor may coach you on using visualization (imagining a place that soothes you, for example, or the safe, easy birth of your baby) to help you work through the pain.
- Positioning and movement. When you're not medicated, you can try a variety of positions during labor, including standing or leaning on your partner, sitting, and kneeling – either upright or on all fours.
- Massage, touch, and hot and cold therapy. Massage promotes relaxation, soothes tense muscles, and may reduce your perception of labor pain. You can get a massage from your doula or other support person, or from your partner – a loved one's touch can be very reassuring if you're feeling anxious.
May 29, 2019 · Recovery from a “natural” childbirth is similar to any other vaginal birth. You’ll probably be sore for at least a few days. Sitting on an icepack or taking a sitz bath can help. Don’t ...
Jun 30, 2020 · If you and your doctor agree natural childbirth is safe for you and your baby, here are five tips to help you prepare for the big day. 1. Make a ‘natural’ plan with your Ob/Gyn provider. Once you’ve decided you’d like to have a natural childbirth, talk to your Ob/Gyn or midwife.
