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Giving Birth on all fours
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Is it me or is this the most undignified thing in the history of womanhood?
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do some research before you make statements like that. The position used by women now is a recent innovation in the West......only in the last 200 years or so. And all fours has been used for centuries-especially in other cultures..
Scroll down to 'worldwide practices' on here.....men!!
http://www.scribd.com...nal-Birthing-Position
do some research before you make statements like that. The position used by women now is a recent innovation in the West......only in the last 200 years or so. And all fours has been used for centuries-especially in other cultures..
Scroll down to 'worldwide practices' on here.....men!!
http://www.scribd.com...nal-Birthing-Position
I wanted to give birth on all fours for my last two but the midwives insisted I was laid flat on my back, it was very undignified and way more painful for me.
My daughter was allowed to be on all fours in her first labour and she coped much better that way,the delivery was much easier for her and baby.
My daughter was allowed to be on all fours in her first labour and she coped much better that way,the delivery was much easier for her and baby.
pasta...my hand is well smacked....I hadn't read the article by that authority Helen Dundie (whoever she is).
My point being that take the Western World, mainly Great Britain, I have never seen or heard of giving birth in the all fours position in 45years of medical practice until AB today. From that point of view I thought that it was new in Midwifery and hence my "yuppy" comment.
I feel humbled and rightly put into place.
My point being that take the Western World, mainly Great Britain, I have never seen or heard of giving birth in the all fours position in 45years of medical practice until AB today. From that point of view I thought that it was new in Midwifery and hence my "yuppy" comment.
I feel humbled and rightly put into place.
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