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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 And Birth Coaching Skills …. Childbirth Series #6

Childbirth Trends have changed throughout Time. For most of our human history, birth just happened to women because ‘There’s no way to know what your birth will be like’. Then modernity started to happen especially after World War 2 when electricity, indoor plumbing,...

BirthingBetter Re-envisioning Childbirth And Growing A Self-Learning Skilled-birthing Population

We can only re-envision something when we know what we have now and why that isn’t working. Where are we now in the Childbirth Conversation? We have a Choice-Based Childbirth Trend in most developed countries You make a Birth Plan Was there an earlier Childbirth...

BirthingBetter Obstetricians And Natural Birth … Childbirth Series #41

Everything begins with a story or more. So let’s tell some stories. STORY #1: Throughout Time and across the global until the 20th Century, there were no Obstetricians. 100% of pregnant women gave birth one way or another. Every culture accept the good and the bad....

BirthingBetter One Effort To Have A Strong Birthing Partnership

The birth of a concept that leads to a trial The initial inspiration for the concept for this 2-year trial ... to grow a skilled birthing population for ALL births ... originated during a historical childbirth trend that ran from 1950s-mid1970s led in New Zealand by...

BirthingBetter Preventing Birth Tears And More

How To Prevent Tearing During Childbirth (Hint: This Works No Matter Where You’re Giving Birth) Are you worried about tearing when you push your baby out? [I would make this a second subhead for this landing page – slightly smaller than the main headline) You know...

BirthingBetter Fathers Supporting Vaginal Birth After A Cesarean (VBAC)

Dear Father-to-be supporting a VBAC Are you thinking to yourself, ‘WTF does she want from me and we have our doctor/midwife to take care of her. What exactly am I supposed do? Or maybe you feel pretty confident that you can be a good VBAC birth-coach at least for a...

BirthingBetter Women Have Been Left Alone Too Long In Birth

You know I nit-pick the crap out of words and meanings. ‘Left alone’ … I’ve always struggled with this term … particularly in giving women support/help by the partner/other or within the ‘continuity of care’ delivery of service. Here’s my flash and you know this is...

BirthingBetter What First-time Mothers Should Do To Prepare For Birth And During Birth

First Time pregnancy and first birth Like all first time mothers-to-be and fathers-to-be you want to know exactly what is going to happen and what to do at The Birth You want to exactly know how-to: have as safe a birth as possible feel confident facing the unknown of...

BirthingBetter First Pregnancy Guide

When we are pregnant for the first time the first thing we want is an exact guide to pregnancy and our coming birth. Birthing Better skills are your guide to preparing for your first birth and how to do your first birth. The latter part of that sentence is a BIG...

BirthingBetter Skills And Contraction Pain

Don’t we ALL want to know how to manage, cope with, deal with and work with labor contractions pain? Yes we do! In fact if we weren’t so afraid of the natural occurring pain of labor contractions, we’d all be calm, relaxed and enthused about our coming birth. But...

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