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so, so beautiful! made me cry!

@Ciel201 my point was not to disclaim birth as the beautiful, amazing and natural experience that it is-but I get annoyed at the language 'a miracle that things CAN go right' which implies that naturally it doesn't. The implication of miracle is that it is something beyond our natural experience ...

your baby doesn't start breathing until it emerges from the vagina or from the water (which is kept at body temperature) and hits air. Until then it receives oxygen via the placenta. Being in water allowed me to change positions easily (didn't feel my weight), eased pain and I picked up both my b...

@lostfinalefail yes. I've had three so far. The first out and the next two in water. The difference was huge. Warm water, easy movement, easier to relax and change positions, catching my own baby and so on.. I can't say it looks to comfortable in the glass things those women are sitting in though...

Amazingly beautiful! I love how you breathed your baby out and the loving cuddles. Many blessings.

my problem is not the lack of emotional support by the training staff. Nor is it training staff to deal with complications that may come up during labor-birth. It is training staff that this is what normal birth looks like-woman hooked up to drugs, machines, on back, legs up with the baby being p...

'Deliver me'...the title already discloses the attitude of the show towards 'natural birth'. If they were really pro-natural birth without the drama of something about to go dreadfully wrong (because birth is not natural to the female body- so very flawed and inadequate without technology), shoul...

Great job BBC to scare the crap out of women by making birth seem like a dangerous bomb ready to explode.... I suppose removing the drama of danger will make it too boring for tv?

How sad. This isn't normal birth birth in the least-as in a woman in a normal, natural position laboring and birthing her baby. This is a modern maternity ward 'birth' where the baby is pulled out of a woman lying on her back, hooked up to machines and drugs-treated and regarded, pretty much as p...

it must be so painful laboring on your back, attached to machines, unable to move...no wonder the pain is unbearable..birth doesn't have to be that way..walking, moving, hot water, touch, support-getting rid of all the annoying noise and unhelpful people does help..no animal labors or births on t...

so many women are told their pelvis is too narrow (by impatient doctors or after laboring in a position and with equipment that slows down labor) and have their babies cut out.....then go on to birth subsequent babies vaginally who are much bigger than the baby ''too big'' to come out.......I hig...