2011 - Talk Birth

9. http://www.lamaze.org/OnlineCommunity/LamazeVideoLibrary/LamazeVideoPlayer/TabId/808/VideoId/11/
-Healthy-Birth-Your-Way-Introduction.aspx
10. http://talkbirth.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/book-review-homebirth-in-the-hospital/
11. http://givingbirthwithconfidence.org/2011/08/six-tips-for-gentle-but-effective-hospital-negotiations/
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12. file://localhost/mnt/ext/blogbooker/tmp/2009/09/28/how-do-i-know-im-really-in-labor/
13. file://localhost/mnt/ext/blogbooker/tmp/2009/09/09/
what-to-expect-when-you-go-to-the-hospital-for-a-natural-childbirth/
14. file://localhost/mnt/ext/blogbooker/tmp/2009/10/28/moving-during-labor/
talkbirth (2011-08-31 12:16:48)
It is great!
christine (2011-08-31 12:10:40)
Glad you like our laboring on the monitors page! :) Thanks for spreading the word! Christine - webmaster, ICAN of
Atlanta
links for thought, September 2011 (2011-10-14 12:03:26)
[...] Molly Remer at Talk Birth, “Active Birth in the Hospital” [lots of useful resources [...]
The Illusion of Choice « Talk Birth (2011-12-30 09:40:17)
[...] for a Natural Childbirth Birth & Culture & Pregnant Feelings Asking the right questions… Active Birth in the
Hospital Why do I [...]
talkbirth (2011-12-15 09:44:27)
Yes, I would like to exchange posts! I need to edit this one to add your book to the post itself as another resource.
thebirthmuse (2011-12-15 07:23:17)
Yes! Thank you for mentioning ”Natural Hospital Birth: The Best of Both Worlds” on Facebook and linking back to
this post. You are right! I think all of us in the birth world are on the same page, trying to use these tools to help
women. Most of these tools are not rocket science (be upright, move, use water, etc.), but the hospital setting makes
us forget our natural instincts. Instead, we often act like a patient (we lie down, we wait for the doctor or nurse’s
permission to do anything). But prepared women have natural hospital births every day, so it IS possible. Would you
like to exchange guest posts about this topic on our blogs?
1.9 September
Guest Post: 5 Easy Ways to Stay Happy and Relaxed (2011-09-03 12:53)
[1]Chicago Healers Practitioner Dr. Helen Lee provides five easy ways to stay calm, relaxed and connected
to the self throughout even the busiest days.
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• Breathe – It may feel silly to remind oneself to breathe, but it is so important. There are two types of
breathing: shallow and deep. Taking shallow chest breaths causes the body to operate in “fight or flight”
mode, which is highly stressful. Less oxygen goes to the brain and the body continues to operate on high