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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 Decoding Skills-based Birth Story #2

HAPPY 4th of July in the US and around the world hundreds of thousands of women are giving birth without skills. Let's change that. What did we learn in the last Skills-based Birth Story #2? We didn't learn too much about the skills either the mother or father used...

BirthingBetter Decoding Skills-based Birth Story #3

Here's Birth Story #3 again to refresh your memory. 'I loved using the pink kit, it really helped us (my husband and I) prepare for our birth. I didn't find the time commitment to much at all, as once I had read through the information I was able to practice the...

BirthingBetter When To Start Learning Birth And Birth-Coaching Skills?

Something happens at 24 weeks of pregnancy. The Birth becomes more real and 16 weeks doesn't seem very long into the future. Also your baby is now moving and you feel him/her. Now is the ideal time to start to prepare your pregnant body to beam a birthing body. The...

What Do BirthingBetter Pregnant Women Want In Their Pregnancy?

Well … we all know that seems to be a very hard question to answer because we are all so different, each unique and facing different issues. Yet, we share many things in common that are so fundamental we don't see them. We are all Women! That's not trivial. Any man...

BirthingBetter What Do Pregnant Women Want In Their Coming Birth?

One thing not mentioned in the two previous 'preparation' posts is the fact that if a woman is in a relationship, she wants her partner to be equally involved in preparing for The Birth. There are many single moms-to-be who have family or friends who can truly help in...

BirthingBetter What Do Women Really Do Now To Prepare For The Coming Birth Part #2

A midwife friend told me this story. She lives in New Zealand where all families have their own continuity of care/primary care midwife, choice is respected, maternity service is part of the national health service and free to consumers and women can birth at home or...

BirthingBetter What Do New Mothers Want To Experience With Their Newborns?

At some point we have to look back and use our creative human Mind to see how we got to the present. We did this with the father posts and now we have to do this with ourselves as women. There are two paths … skilled mothers-to-be and unskilled ones. Women who do not...

BirthingBetter Why Midwifery Alone Can Not Solve Childbirth Issues

All these posts are attempting to do one thing … grow a Skills-based approach to all pregnancies and every birth. This can only happen when we are incredibly honest with ourselves about the gaps in or failure of the present Choice-based childbirth trend. A...

BirthingBetter How Are Pregnant Women Preparing For Birth Now?

This post echoes previous ones. Presently most pregnant women prepare for the birth of their child by making 'choices'. When there were no choices, women give birth within the standards of care that were the norm of their hospital and the beliefs of their...

BirthingBetter Our Pregnancy/Birth Uniqueness And Our Pregnancy/Birth Commonality

Birthing Better with The Pink Kit Method® evolved in the early 1970s from ordinary families who were all pregnant (therefore 100% of them would give birth one way or another) yet they each had their unique background, story, desires, circumstances and situations. As...

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