Break the Fear Tension Pain Cycle for a Better Birth
The fear tension pain cycle reveals how all three feed off each other creating an ever increasingly painful birth. This cycle is something parents need to understand when learning about …
Home birth, is a practice that has gained increasing popularity in recent years. It’s also the choice of many expectant parents who desire a more intimate and personalized birthing experience. In contrast to hospital birth, an out-of-hospital birth allows women to labor in the comfort and familiarity of their own home. Parents often surround themselves with loved ones, and receive care from a midwife, childbirth assistant, and sometimes a doula when birthing at home.
With its emphasis on natural childbirth and empowering women to take control of their bodies, an out-of-hospital birth at home is wonderful option for those seeking an alternative approach to labor and delivery.
Curious about home birth and not sure where to start? Many parents find watching birth documentaries an easy way to survey the landscape of birth. Birth documentaries highlight all kinds of birth, but also the postpartum experience, breastfeeding, and more!
Love a good birth story? Me too! From empowering moments of strength and resilience, to unexpected challenges and triumphs, home birth stories offer a glimpse into the experiences of bringing new life into the world within one’s own home.
Homebirthers often wonder about what happens when a hospital transfer becomes necessary. A transfer to the hospital is usually parents’ biggest fear! Nevertheless, it’s always helpful to face these worries and learn more. You can give birth without fear!
Preparing for an out of hospital birth involves careful planning and gathering of essential supplies. From siblings observing, to birthing pools and sterile gloves, make sure to have the necessary supplies for a safe and comfortable birth experience at home.
For any type of birth, use birth affirmations for encouragement through pregnancy, the hardest parts of birth, and beyond!
See the affirmations hung in the photo below? Those are Mother Rising’s birth affirmations hung on the backboard of a bed while a mama works hard through her contractions at home. Keep scrolling and you’ll see that it’s true – babies do come out! ;)
Photo Below: Woman in labor kneeling on floor, elbows on bed as if she’s praying. While coping through a contraction she holds the hands of her husband, who is lying on the bed with his head close to hers.
Photo Below: Big brother being held by dad, meeting his new baby brother for the first time!
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