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Skills For All Births
BirthingBetter Practical Guide

The Type Of Birth And Place You Birth

By Wintergreen β€’ Founder & Director, Common Knowledge Trust πŸ“² Send Guide to Partner on WhatsApp

What do you read or hear about childbirth? Do you feel everyone is basically arguing about the best or worse place to birth or what type of birth is the safest and best for mother and baby? You're right. Everyone is arguing! We want to soothe your overwhelmed brain, ease your strong philosophical viewpoints, shift how you are approaching this birth and how to heal a past birth trauma. How are we at Common Knowledge Trust going to install a whole new concept into the present childbirth conversations?

Here's an info-graphic that addresses this complexity. What will you learn? It's so simple it's unbelievable that this idea is not just common knowledge (oops, that's the name of our Trust ... go figure that we use this phrase!) ... we need to have a societal expectation that you, your friends and family need to become skilled to birth our babies.

Whether we birth in hospital birth, homebirth, Birth Center, car, in the woods or on the plane we still will be doing that activity. Be skilled. Whether we have a natural birth or with lots of medical 'interventions' we still have to fill the Time between the beginning and end of The Birth.

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Birthing Better skills were developed by moms and dads in the early 1970s in the US and used by many thousands globally in all types of birth. Birthing Better online birthing classes are housed in Common Knowledge Trust.

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⭐ 24 to 32 Weeks Prescription β€’ Pelvic Mapping Window

Start Mapping Your Bony Pelvis & Creating Internal Space Now

At 24–32 weeks, your #1 priority is learning Sit-Bone Spread, Pelvic Clock, and Hip Lift together so your bony pelvis opens easilyβ€”and you are ready to begin softening your birth canal at 32 weeks.

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