realNEO homemovie 1 Woman in HypnoBirth in Waterbirth Delivering Baby Happy

Expert hypnobirthing mother, during her third naturally-wonderful, perfect hypnobirth, January 31, 2010, delivering and receiving her baby - no medications or medical intervention - one hour and 10 minutes after she falls asleep between strong contractions here - http://www.youtube.com/user/NormRoulet#p/a/u/0/jgPmS4B1lT0.

Notice the complete lack of pain, blood and gore - observe the natural joy and beauty.

The mother - my wife - and I strongly recommend hypnobirthing.

She also strongly recommends waterbirthing.

Title: realNEO homemovie 1 Women in HypnoBirth in Waterbirth Delivering Baby Happy

StarringEvelyn Kiefer Roulet
Clara Evelyn Roulet
(world debut)
A wonderful midwife

Producer/FilmmakerNorm Roulet
LocationHospital Room
Cleveland, Ohio, realNEO

Date 2010-01-31
Time exactly 1:21 PM
Moment of delivery

CameraPanasonic AG-HMC40PU
Format1080i

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• childbirth
• hypnobirth
• waterbirth
• pregnancy
• natural childbirth
• live childbirth
• Evelyn Kiefer Roulet
• Norm
• Roulet
• REALNEO
• Cleveland
• midwife
• hypno-birth
• water-birth

[nephilim249]

How long did it last? I've heard that this is the hardest thing ever! .. and I'm not sure if I can do it.. :(

[NormRoulet]

@nephilim249 - If you go this route, I suggest taking a class, if available (our hospital offered them - and I thought the idea was a little crazy at first), and plan to have a supportive mid-wife at delivery (who you should meet with well in advance). There is definitely no harm in trying hypnobirth - it can only help with your state of mind in delivery... and having a mid-wife is EXCELLENT no matter what - they are not rushed to get the baby out like doctors and nurses.

[NormRoulet]

BTW - having a baby by hypnobirth, in a hospital, with waterbirth and all this medical support, is safe, beautiful for all, and costs a small fraction of any other birth method I know of other than homebirth... which is probably why few healthcare providers in America promote this method... the hospital where this birth took place has no interest in doing more such beautiful deliveries... they just want to use drugs and knives and go for the Big "C" and the $20k.

[kismutt1]

@NormRoulet This is completely false and and biased. I had a WONDERFUL birth with an OBGYN and nurses. Would NEVER go this route with midwives who are NOT trained in medicine. At least go to the hospital and if you can do a natural birth, great, but if you can't, then at least you have an epideral not far away. You also have the safety net of REAL OBGYN's who know what they are doing.

[NormRoulet]

@kismutt1 This is in a hospital with a licensed midwife, which is a trained healthcare provider, and the best neonatal care unit was down the hall in case - our hospital bill was probably 30% what it would been for more intervention and nothing more was necessary. Third time we've gone this route...

[NormRoulet]

Assuming a normal pregnancy with a healthy mother and baby in good position - get a midwife or Douala instead of a doctor... don't let anyone CUT the mother unless there is good medical reason - don't let anyone drug anyone (including the baby) - if you have time, take hypnobirth classes... if no time or not available, find a program online... I'll post info on the one my wife used (for all three of our LARGE children).

[wolfswife]

@kismutt1 u sound ignorant. U don't know what a midwife is? Why would you say its false? U sound a little preachy and uneducated about this birthing choice and very defensive about your own.

[nephilim249]

@NormRoulet wow.. thank you so much! :)

[nephilim249]

@TheNanalol hurts like hell

[karlyrshelton]

What a beautiful thing! Congratulations. I want to do a natural birth and am researching different methods. Birth is a natural process womens bodies are made to do, it's not some sort of emergency that women need to be saved from and I agree that with the right coaching and frame of mind it is possible to go without drugs.

[TheNanalol]

wow! does it hurt?

[ZecaBaby]

@SUNMAYDEN518 This is in a hospital.