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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 Birth Bias .. What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

Confirmation bias Bias: birth is natural … women who birth easily confirm it. Can’t fit in all those who don’t birth naturally. There has to be some blame attributed … either doctor at fault or woman. Bias: Lots of unnecessary interventions … lots of ‘standards’ of...

BirthingBetter Conception To Birth Is The Gateway To Fatherhood

There are certain universal Truths. Childbirth is the Gateway to parenthood for both men and women so let me pass on a story our Trust received from a dad about how learning how to be a great birth coach helped him to become a better parent and partner ... to become a...

BirthingBetter DIY Fathers … You Have A Job In Pregnancy, Birth Preparation and The Birth

how to grow from ‘becoming’ a father during pregnancy to ‘being’ a father after birth (expectant father blog) how to prepare the pregnant woman’s body to let a big object out how to work with the baby’s efforts to be born Dear New Zealand DIYFather-to-be: This...

BirthingBetter How Did The Pink Kit Developed

Interview with WinteGreen – Common Knowledge Trust Trustee and Developer of the Pink Kit Method for Better Birthing®. Goals The goal of the Pink Kit Method For Better Birthing® developed from a stated need by expectant mothers and fathers. They wanted a greater sense...

Midwives Can Lead BirthingBetter The Way To A Powerful Change In Childbirth

Growing a skilled birthing population What is a Skills-based childbirth trend and why do we absolutely need one? Since the 1970s/80s there has been a Choice-based childbirth trend. To investigate the comparison between these two approaches to pregnancy and birth...

BirthingBetter Mothers Deal With Medical Interventions

In developed countries where there are sophisticated medical maternity systems, there will be childbirth assessments, monitoring and procedures. These were developed and are modified in order to accomplish two goals: reduce suffering when there is great pain in labour...

BirthingBetter Mothers Taught Me How To Birth

This is what so many BirthingBetter women taught me about childbirth and I used all of this when I gave birth to my son .... written to an expectant family. Labor pain really, really, really hurts in the last few hours. Labor pain is never connected to any medical...

BirthingBetter Birth Teamwork Is Better With Shared Birthing Skills

Having a baby can be tricky, but like most other activities in life, it becomes easier with the help of a dedicated partner. It’s a general misconception that a pregnant woman needs only rely on herself to just push the baby out and get through with it, save for...

BirthingBetter Birth Skills Heal TABS … Trauma After Birth Skills

The birth of your baby should be the greatest experience of your life. In most cases, it is. However, there are times when something goes unexpected and the birthing experience becomes a traumatic experience. The saddest part of traumatic births is the thought that...

BirthingBetter Your Birth Will Be Different And Unknown … Birth Skills Help You Do Your Birth

Childbirth is different for all women and all pregnancies, for that matter. There’s no way of knowing if your labor will be long or short, painful or painless. For some women, giving birth is a breeze and for others, quite frankly, it’s a nightmare. The only thing you...

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