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    Default Anyone read or reading Birth Skills or HypnoBirthing

    Hi Ladies,

    Im looking at buying the above books to help me with my first labour....

    Have any of you read these books and did you find them helpful??

    Just wanted some opinions before I order them online..... I probably should order in the next day or two so I give myself enough time to read and prepare myself!
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    I have heard good things about the Birth Skills book, I am currently waiting for it to arrive in the mail


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    Oh good to hear At least you are ordering it a bit earlier than me! Im leaving it quite late!
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    I bought Birth skills online, tried to start reading it, but reading is just not my thing atm lol

    If you want to buy a barely touched copy, let me know


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    I read birth skills and will be re-reading it this time round as well. It gives lots of different options to try which I liked as not everything suits everyone, and not everything works when the time comes, I liked the variety!

    Good luck
    Me +Him = DS1 (2) DS2 (0) 09/08






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    I read Birth Skills before my labour. Helped to put some things into perspective and give me a few different options to try, but honestly, unless you practice them while pregnant (as much as you can) you won't necessarily be with it enough in labour to think of something else to try and will just do what you can to get through each contraction. I do know now that I never mastered the technique of distracting myself from the pain. Perhaps I needed more time to practice, I dunno. I do think it's a good book, if used properly. Good luck
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    I am reading Birth Skills and so is DH.

    I figure if I cant remember then he should atleast. lol

    So far I think that it is a great book and would recommend it to anyone. Only time will tell if it will help me through the labour process but I figure that even if it gets me through a few hrs or gives me something else to think about for a bit then it was worth the money.

    I thought that alot of what is said makes so much sense but I do agree that you do need to pratice some of it.
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    I bought the birth skills one and it was great. After my waters broke I grabbed it again for a quick read .
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    I took out Hypnobirthing from our local library in December and read it in about 4 nights flat - I thought it was just fantastic. I booked into a local course in February and DS2 was born on 23/4 - I was really glad to have the techniques under my belt for the labour because it was pretty crazy!!!
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    Well I'm p!ssed off, the seller I brought the book off from ebay hasn't even sent the book yet and we have paid for it and they aren't replying to us don't anyone ever buy form a powerseller called bangzo_bookstore!



 

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