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Our Blogs: Each of us comes to our pregnancy as unique individuals. We move through our pregnancy entirely focused on ourself. Birthing Better opens up the world of our commonality. 100% of pregnant women will give birth one way or another. Our mission for the past 50 years has been to grow a self-learning skilled birthing population so that all families can use skills to birth their baby in all circumstances. This is what Birthing Better families have done. We became skilled, empowered ourselves by using effective skills while birthing our baby.

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BirthingBetter Motivator Stories … First Time Parents

Some dads just want to be pregnant Let me tell you a story about a young couple having their first baby. This story doesn’t start out very happy. Liz’s sister’s first baby had died during the delivery and she had been present at that birth. Now that she was pregnant...

BirthingBetter Motivator Birth Stories … VBAC

VBAC STORY: Fourth time lucky … was it luck? One day our Trust, Common Knowledge, got an email from a woman in another country. She had recently purchased The Pink Kit and was pregnant, due to have her baby in a few months. She wanted to say thank you to CKT for...

BirthingBetter NEWBORN FIRST 72 HOURS … PART #1

Hi, my name is Wintergreen and I’m a Trustee to Common Knowledge Trust that produces the Pink Kit Method for Birthing Better ... {NOW KNOWN AS BIRTHINGBETTER} Everyone knows that after pregnancy you have a baby. In the next series of talks, I’m gonna talk about...

BirthingBetter New Zealand North/South Article 2016 Ministry of Health

‘The birth of a child is the most important event in life for most Kiwis’ … Jonathan Coleman Minister of Health comment at NZCOM conference 2016 What do the words ‘most important’ mean? Dictionary definition … Of much or great significance or consequence. Mattering...

BirthingBetter Speaking To A New Zealand Midwife About ‘Why Is Your Profession Not Adapting Obvious Success?”

Speaking to a New Zealand Midwife Did you and your husband go see the Yo Yo Ma movie? Looking forward to seeing it if it’s still playing. Been busy. My daughter in US has had serious double pneumonia and my family here has just arrived back from Bali. I’ve also had...

BirthingBetter Pregnancy/birth Individuality VS Pregnancy/birth Commonality

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BirthingBetter Childbirth Pain … The Monster In The Closet

Want to know about pain in childbirth? Ask everyone you know who has had a baby… female relatives, friends and neighbours. You’ll discover a huge variation in comments: “almost no pain” to “the worst in my life”. Some women don’t even bother to find out about the pain...

BirthingBetter Dads-to-be … How To Prepare For A Vaginal Birth After A Cesarean

Unfortunately the reason for a previous cesarean delivery does not fall into the ‘one only reason’ category. There are so many reasons why a birth ends with a cesarean delivery. Now you are faced with your partner’s decision. Her decision (which may or may not have...

BirthingBetter Pass Through The Gateway To Being A Father With Confidence

What does a wedding and pregnancy have in common? Often it’s all about the woman. How many of you were totally and equally involved in creating your wedding or did you often find yourself saying ‘whatever you want is fine with me.’ Perhaps you made some choices about...

BirthingBetter When Does A Man Become A Father (Part 2 of 3)

In Part 1 we discussed the lack of honoring the time frame of ‘becoming’ a father in our modern societies. This must change and this three part series is designed to change that. In Part 1 you learned about the fatherhood qualities that you need to grow during this...

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