Welcome, to the Red Tent. Please make yourself at home, and share in your stories of womanhood. Menstruation, pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, miscarriage and birth loss.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
The Spiritual Birth of Elijah
Once again, Sarah's lovely home waterbirth story, this time with big brother Isaiah acting as Mommy's doula.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
An Intuitive Mother
Sarah's second child, a beautiful homebirth, and a very intuitive mama.
Labels:
breastfeeding,
homebirth,
intuitive birth,
midwife,
waterbirth
Two Stories tonight
Sarah shared a link with her birth stories, the first a miscarriage story, the birth of Faith. Followed by the home birth of Isaiah.
Enjoy! More from Sarah to follow!!
Labels:
D and C,
ER,
homebirth,
midwife,
miscarriage,
pregnancy after loss,
two stories,
waterbirth
Monday, November 15, 2010
Beautiful Homebirth Photos
With an interesting twist, the photographer didn't make the birth. But she got some great shots!!!
Mama's slow going labor took a 180, and the baby made it while the photographer was enroute!
http://nicolenoellephotography.com/blog/the-most-beautiful-girl/
Mama's slow going labor took a 180, and the baby made it while the photographer was enroute!
http://nicolenoellephotography.com/blog/the-most-beautiful-girl/
Thursday, November 4, 2010
From: My OB said WHAT?!?
Thoughtful Thursday! “…You’re Not Broken…” - My OB said WHAT?!?
Scroll down to the pink comment to read the short, short version of this Mama's birth story.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Stand and Deliver: Birth Story
You may see on my side bar a beautiful statue of a pregnant woman, with the title Stand and Deliver. Well, here is one reason I like her blog so much!
Here is her "Halloween Birth Story" of her first child. An unassisted birth:
Thursday, October 28, 2010
From - The Stir
Five hospital procedures that are ruining your birth!
Read how things like the external (or internal) monitors aren't always necessary, why lying on your back is a bad position for pushing, and why contraction patterns don't have to follow "the book"
http://thestir.cafemom.com/pregnancy/111274/5_hospital_procedures_that_ruin
Read how things like the external (or internal) monitors aren't always necessary, why lying on your back is a bad position for pushing, and why contraction patterns don't have to follow "the book"
http://thestir.cafemom.com/pregnancy/111274/5_hospital_procedures_that_ruin
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