Freebirth

[BreithCuidiu]

Hello. I have no opinions anymore.

[Fuchsia!]

I luff it too!

[kymmy]

Experienced it once and love it also.
Hubby is already planning our next fb. Thankfully 3 years is the plan. :)

[Freya]

Amazing, isn't it!! I love it too, can't wait to do it!

[BreithCuidiu]

Hello. I have no opinions anymore.

[AM]

Monday night saw one of the most beautiful freebirths I have attended thus far. I'm really looking forward to the next!


Lovely! Warms your soul, hey? :D

[BreithCuidiu]

:) Hello. I have no opinions anymore.

[AM]

wow, how great would that be? :)

[QTB]

ohhh yes yes yes! i just loooooove freebirths, they are sooo magical!

[BreithCuidiu]

Well looky here... I don't quite know how I sit on this q...

[AM]

Amazing how much more prevalent it is becoming, isn't it? You are down south somewhere?

[BreithCuidiu]

The majority of my fb clients are very well educated on their decision and absolutely responsible for their own births. So I see no problem with it.

[Lillynix]

Now only if more women thought the same way!

[fai firinne]

I think one reason why freebirth *works* is because taking back total responsibility and thus, power for your health, welfare, safety and that of your baby is optimal no matter WHERE you give birth. If more women were able to do that, and our birthing services allowed and affirmed that, we'd see better results. It is impossible to deny that power politics do play into what happens when women give birth, and I guess freebirthers side-step all that.

If careproviders attended births the way a doula (if she's doing her job right) does when she attends a freebirth - as quietly present servant to the couple, acknowledging that the couple are in charge here, and it is they who carry the ultimate responsibility for the outcome - we'd be better off.

So, there's things we can all learn from freebirth.

[MummaStar]

i think it is awesome - am planning one with this baby (my 4th!), after 3 hospital/birth centre births