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Tips for a VBAC

Posted by Melissa Maimann

Are you planning or considering a vaginal birth after a caesarean (VBAC)? With the Australian caesar rate up to 31% more and more women are reconsidering a subsequent caesar.  Most women choose to have VBACs because they believe it to be safer for them and their baby. Many women want to attempt to

5 ways to have a natural birth.

Posted by Renee Adairs

1. Get educated.  Birth information and education used to be given and handed down from our mothers and the elders of the village, if you like. Today in our society we rely on classes to educate women and their partners through the birth and early parenting process. Most hospitals offer classes and

Birthing your baby at home

Posted by Melissa Maimann

Homebirth is increasingly being spoken about as an alternative to hospital birth. Some hospitals are now offering a homebirth program, and of course homebirth is available through independent midwives. Homebirth remains a less common choice for birth, with the majority of Australian women birthing i

Lessons in Labour

Posted by admin

The front page of the Daily Telegraph ran the sensational headline recently ‘Four dead in home birthing’. The article went on to say that at least four babies had died ‘during homebirths in the past nine months’ and a further four babies had suffered brain damage. This was p

Birth Trauma

Posted by Melissa Maimann

Birth trauma can affect any woman who has given birth. Although it is experienced by many women, most women do not talk about it and many may not even know they have it. This silence does nothing to help women move past their trauma; it is my hope that this article will help you along the path to

Emotional transformation within pregnancy and birth – a personal and professional prospective

Posted by Renee Adairs

To the best of my knowledge and experience birth comes in three parts – the physical, emotional and spiritual. Here is my story…….. I remember one of the first thoughts that I had when I got pregnant with my first child thirteen and a half years ago…….… “how did my mother feel when sh