Monthly Archives: September 2012
7 Birth Control Myths | Lifescript.com
7 Birth Control Myths | Lifescript.com.
You can fudge lots of things in life – knowing the difference between Beaujolais and Bordeaux, how much money you made last year (versus how much money the IRS thinks you made), your shoe size, your cup size, whether you really came three times last night. But one thing you don’t ever want to fudge is your birth control. Nearly half of all pregnancies in the U.S. are unintended. If you don’t want to contribute to this statistic, read on to get the facts about some enduring contraception myths. After all, you know what they call people who either don’t use birth control or use it incorrectly? Parents. Plus: Test your birth control IQ…
Is a Doula worth the money? | Your Baby Booty
The Home birth of Amelia Padma {Colorado Birth Photographer} « Stacey Potter Photography
Bed Rest in Pregnancy – Premature Labor – Hospital Bed Rest – Prematurity
While no women expects to be placed on bed rest during pregnancy it does happen. Use the time to rest/craft/shop for baby (online of course)/ or take a childbirth class with a childbirth educatior (such as myself) who will come to your home or work with you online/over the phone.
Bed Rest in Pregnancy – Premature Labor – Hospital Bed Rest – Prematurity.
A Cesarean birth story told by the birthing mother and her doula | Offbeat Mama
The 6 Most Common Fears About Pregnant Sex | Being Pregnant
The 6 Most Common Fears About Pregnant Sex | Being Pregnant.
Number one, of course, is the fear of “poking” the baby. Don’t worry stud you’re not even close.
Your phenomenal placenta
Grayson’s Arrival | Ceci Jane
A while back I featured a Cici Jane video for sweet little Liam and today I have lost myself on the Cici Jane site engrossed in her awesomeness, and this time I bring you baby Grayson. I am so obsessed with her work and encourage you to check out her site also. Grayson’s Arrival | Ceci Jane.
CASA Midwifery School in Mexico
In this first post, students from CASA, Mexico’s only government-accredited midwifery training program, prepared for a trip to rural villages where they studied with Mayan traditional midwives. At their school in San Miguel de Allende, they practiced giving presentations on women’s health and responding to birth emergencies. And in CASA’s hospital, a local traditional midwife delivered a woman’s fifth baby.