What happens if we do nothing? Come back in an hour and if things haven’t changed will reevaluate.What other things can I try before consenting to an GBS Screening?.What are the risks if I do get an Epidural? Induction? Managed 3rd stage?.What are the benefits to me as a mother, my baby if I am going to be induced?.I will run through a few examples for you How can a mother truly consent if she doesn’t have ALL of the information. Don’t just say YES – think about the repercussions to those decisions on yourself and your baby. There are so many things that come up now in pregnancy that we are tested / poked and prodded about. Mothers need to be informed about what choices they have to make whilst pregnant, while labouring and birth. Hormones of Labour and Birth and how they are affected by interferences.She speaks in depth about how to make decisions surrounding your birth.The main topics that I was drawn to are below. This book has a plethora of evidence based information about Birth, the pro’s and cons about routine interventions and tests associated with Birth these days. She really does open her heart and soul up by sharing these experiences with you the reader. This really makes the book more personal, and you feel like you have a connection to Sarah. I enjoyed how throughout the book she scatters her own Birth Stories. It is evidence based so I found it a bit hard to read because I have 2 kids pawing at me and got lost in the numbers, but once you get your head around that, it gives you knowledge you really do need if you are planning to fall pregnant, or are pregnant. So if you aren’t a big book reader (like me) this is a great book to go straight to the source you want more information about. She has written it in a way that you can choose a topic you want to know about and flick to that chapter / page.
Social Anthropology and cultural anthropology studies the norms and values of society.” “Anthropology is a study of humans and human behaviour and societies in the past and present. She has looked at pregnancy, birth and parenting through the supported evidence from science, anthropology, psychology and medicine.Īnthropology? What is that? Before my journey to become a Doula I definitely had to google Anthropology, so for those of you who need to know. Her birth choices and parenting choices inspired her to write this book. Sarah Buckley is a Family Physician, who has 4 of her own children. Which book you ask? “Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering” By Sarah J. Looking back, I wish I had read this book. I must admit, I didn’t read ONE parenting / birth book with both of my pregnancies.
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