Gentle birth choices / Barbara Harper.

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Ngā taipitopito rārangi puna kōrero
Kaituhi matua: Harper, Barbara, 1952- (Author)
Hōputu: Pukapuka
Reo:English
I whakaputaina: Rochester, Vt. : Healing Arts Press, [2005]
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Rārangi ihirangi:
  • Foreword / Robbie David-Floyd
  • Introduction
  • 1. Gentle beginnings
  • Wonderfully made
  • Ingredients for a gentle birth
  • 2. The medicalization of childbirth
  • Our legacy of birth
  • From midwife to physician
  • The promise of science
  • Pain relief : the era of "twilight sleep"
  • Hospital births for everyone
  • Unraveling prenatal testing
  • Medical legal dilemma
  • The results of medical intervention
  • 3. Dispelling the medical myths
  • Myth : the hospital is the safest place to have a baby
  • Myth : maternity care should be managed only by a physician
  • Myth : the electronic fetal monitor will save babies
  • Myth : all babies should be born on or before their due date
  • Myth : drugs for pain relief won't hurt the baby
  • Myth : once a cesarean, always a cesarean
  • Myth : an episiotomy heals better than a tear
  • Myth : birth needs to be sterile
  • Myth : the older you are, the more difficult your birth will be
  • Myth : it's better not to eat or drink in labor
  • Myth : family and friends interfere during birth
  • Myth : the baby needs to be observed in a newborn nursery
  • Myth : baby boys need to be circumcised
  • 4. A gentle revolution
  • Birth without fear
  • Birth without pain
  • Birth without violence
  • Birth reborn
  • Birth without rules
  • Birth with consciousness
  • Women take back their births
  • 5. Midwifery in America : a growing tradition
  • The midwives model of maternity care
  • The evolution of midwifery
  • Midwifery revolution
  • The politics of midwifery
  • A midwife for every mother
  • 6. Waterbirth
  • Why waterbirth?
  • Waterbirth history
  • Beyond the Leboyer bath
  • Labor pools in France
  • Making waves in the United States
  • The United Kingdom takes the plunge
  • Waterbirth around the world
  • Questions everyone asks about waterbirth
  • Just for providers
  • The future of waterbirth
  • 7. The mind-body connection
  • Womb ecology
  • Mind-body response
  • Listening to your body
  • Listening to your baby
  • Mind-body preparations for a gentle birth
  • The sexuality of childbirth
  • Holistic prenatal preparation
  • Mind, body, spirit in unity
  • 8. Creating gentle birth choices
  • Planning your birth
  • What women want
  • Consumers create choices
  • Health care for all women and children by 2015
  • Appendix A. Questions to ask a doctor
  • Appendix B. Questions to ask a midwife
  • Appendix C. Sample birth plan
  • Appendix D. Sample letter to hospital
  • Appendix E. Resources.
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South Campus

  • Tau karanga:
    618.45 HAR
    Tārua
    Wātea - South Campus Main Collection
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