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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 Giving Birth Is Staying In The Present/NOW

Of all the skills you can learn to prepare for childbirth, knowing how to remain present is the most essential one. It’s easy to lose yourself in the past or future; to dwell on how you’d like things to go or even get distracted by something completely unrelated. The...

BirthingBetter Birth Is Life’s Biggest Activity … Become Skilled To Do The Activity Of Birthing Your Baby

The US has been experiencing a rapid shift in the way births take place. It used to be that the standard “normal” birth involved labor and then passing the baby through a woman’s birth canal. These days though, it’s almost as common that a Caesarean birth is the...

BirthingBetter Dads-to-be, Being A Dad Started At Conception

Are you about to become a daddy? Congratulations! You’re about to enter a really awesome stage of your life! But, as you may have figured, this stage is incredibly stressful. Right off the bat you’ll have to go through your wife’s labor pains and eventual delivery of...

BirthingBetter Birth Skills Vs Birthing Instinct … Is There A War Or Do They Work Together?

Ever watch a kid at a T-ball game swing and miss? Every professional player capable of knocking a 90 mph pitch out of the park first had to learn to hit a slow, careful pitch or to knock a stationary ball from the top of a fixed pillar of plastic. Human beings can...

BirthingBetter Know The Birthing Game and Become Your Star Player’s Coach

Maybe you’re going to be a father for the first time. Maybe you’ve been here before and are only adding a new player to the family team. No matter which, you’re effort before and during the birth can make the difference between an experience that builds a family and...

BirthingBetter Birth Skills Suit All 3 Types Of Births

What do all pregnancies have in common? They all result in a baby. However, not all pregnancies are identical. There is no definite guide that will show you exactly what your pregnancy will be like, but as of now there are three variations of the end result: The...

BirthingBetter How Birth Skills Work In A Cesarean

Not everyone’s birthing experiences are identical. That much is obvious. What isn’t as obvious is that the current popular feelings, that Caesarean births are somehow less than standard labor/vaginal births, are very much incorrect. A Caesarean birth is exactly the...

BirthingBetter There Are 3 Childbirth Roles

A job (or a role) is a series of things you are expected to do; actions you’re expected to perform. You must realize that your job description isn’t just a tool designed to inform you of what’s expected. It’s also a list of the individual skills you must possess to do...

BirthingBetter Three Types Of Births … Birth Skills Work In All Births

Each birth is completely unique and can never be redone. We can talk about the experience in a short-form Birth Story. We can complain, rejoice and imagine doing it all over again, perhaps with a different outcome. However, the events that occurred will never change...

BirthingBetter Birth Plans Didn’t Always Exist

Birth Plans were virtually unheard of until the 1970s/1980s. Before the age of Birth Plans, expectant parents were largely required to adhere to the strict advice of their doctors. These days, many birthing and labor methods are recognized as safe and healthy which...

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