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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 Choosing A Home Birth May Not Guarantee You’ll Have A Home Birth

Most people assume that choosing to have a home birth is all you need to do. Birth Plans are very much like a wish list or a menu choice. After all, we are living in a world where we often feel we know our rights to choose, we want it now, or others can be put to...

BirthingBetter Birth Professionals Are Frustrated With Childbirth Too!

There's an imbalance in childbirth. Everyone knows that and you as a Doctor, Obstetrician, CNM or Direct Entry Midwife and Doulas all know this. For years the issues around childbirth have been put into political debates. Things have changed yet somehow have also...

BirthingBetter Expectant Fathers Are Expected To ‘Do Something’ At The Birth Of Their Children

Since the 1970s, fathers have been permitted to be with their partner during labour and delivery. Actually women often wanted their husbands to come and help. Before that, most women were left alone and really wanted someone to help them cope with labour pain. It took...

BirthingBetter Increasing Your Odds To Have A Successful Birth Centre Birth

Unfortunately Birth Centres are not that common. If you live near a free standing Birth Centre then you are very lucky. You’re more likely to have access to a hospital with a Birth Centre attached. You’ve may have already discovered that Birth Centres have stringent...

BirthingBetter First-time Fathers Need All The Help They Can Get

Whether your first baby is planned or not, you are pregnant and the future, ‘the birth’ and becoming a parent is right there in your face. Life is dynamic but becoming a first time father is so full of the unknown and everyone’s opinion. Not only that, there is very...

BirthingBetter Help! What’s Going To Happen In My First Birth?

You’re having your first baby, now you are pregnant and looking toward the future – ‘the birth’ and becoming a parent. Not many things in Life are so dynamic and full of the unknown and also full of everyone’s opinion. This article is really about how to prepare for...

BirthingBetter Have You Been Traumatized By Giving Birth?

There is no doubt that experiencing a traumatic birth leaves scars on you and your family. There are so many reasons for a traumatic birth and the after affects. No one would have wanted that experience for you. You might believe that every birth you have will be...

BirthingBetter How To Prepare For Another Birth After A Previous Good Birth

If you’ve had a good or great birth experience, you might not think that you need to prepare for this next birth. Wrong. Every birth is different and there is no way you can predetermine that this birth will be as good or better. Why should we assume that once a good...

BirthingBetter When Birth Plans Fail

For the past 40 years expectant parents have been told to make a Birth Plan. This is sort of like a wish list of what you want and don’t want happen on the ‘Big Day’. Of course there are factors that influence the ability to do that whether about your health, doctor...

BirthingBetter Pregnant Women Planning A Vaginal Birth After A Cesarean Delivery

The reason for your previous cesarean delivery is not the same as why another woman has had one. There are many reasons why a birth ends with a surgical delivery. You now want to attempt a vaginal birth after a cesarean or VBAC. A vaginal birth after a cesarean...

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