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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 How Midwives Can Help Grow A Self-Learning Skilled Birthing Population

In the last few posts and this one we've discussed the role of those dedicated women (mostly women) who love being around pregnancy, birth and babies who offer services to expectant parents … childbirth educators and doulas and of course midwives. Childbirth educators...

BirthingBetter How Doulas Can Help Grow A Self-Learning Skilled Birthing Population

Most expectant families are not interested in or know about the history of childbirth trends in the US or in their country. Who really cares? A family is having a baby and that is all they care about. By far the vast majority of expectant parents just follow the...

BirthingBetter How Childbirth Educators Can Grow A Self-Learning Skilled Birthing Population

n the 1960s/70s the newly formed childbirth education/preparation classes were all centered on teaching Lamaze breathing and relaxation techniques. Then Bradley classes started. That all began to change in the late 1970s and was fully shifted by the 1980s. Classes...

BirthingBetter Skilled Birth Coaching Dad VS Unskilled Birth Coaching Dad

This is the fourth post about how a Movement to grow a skilled birthing population can impact fathers-to-be/others. The human mind is phenomenal. We can imagine and that's what we must do now. UNSKILLED FATHERS: A father is someone's son, brother, partner, cousin,...

BirthingBetter Dads-to-be Your Job Is To Help Her Prepare For Birth

Fathers preparing for birth We want to offer some contextual understanding of modern father-to-bes/other: Men are hard wired to understand birth because they were born through a woman's body. They need skills, when to start, what to do and how to use the skills … this...

BirthingBetter Dads-to-be In Pregnancy

FATHERS IN PREGNANCY Circumstances: There are many mothers-to-be who are not living with or even connected to the father of their baby. This doesn't mean you should skip this read. The man who got you pregnant is still impacted by your pregnancy and the birth of his...

BirthingBetter Dads-to-be Are The Magic Element At All Births

DADS IN BIRTHS Keep in mind all these posts are focusing on one goal: To build a Skills-based approach to all pregnancies and every birth … A Movement for a skilled birthing population. Follow-your-doctor's-orders childbirth trend did not work! The present...

BirthingBetter Choice-based Childbirth Fails Too Many Midwives

Before the next post why many choices -few skills fail babies, I want to ask you to envision these scenarios of birth. #1 … A woman 'choosing' a home birth in water with a midwife. She labors beautifully and everyone around her sees this beauty. She is beautiful and...

BirthingBetter Birth Choices Fail Too Many Women … Here’s Why

CHOICES FAIL TOO MANY WOMEN … AND HERE'S WHY! There will be both women and women who work as birth providers who are tearing their hair out with these posts … or probably ignoring them. Sure there are women who have made 'choices' about their birth and all has...

BirthingBetter Choice-Based Childbirth Part 2

LOOKING FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES: Part #2 During Follow-Your-Doctor's-Orders trend there were both mothers, fathers and birth professionals who were frustrated with how this natural and normal phase of women's lives became so medical. Without a doubt childbirth was...

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