EPISODE · Sep 21, 2022 · 38 MIN
Going all natural in a hospital with no push back or complications w/Michelle Gano. Plus, Physiological Birth and What is the Difference?
from Christian Wellness for Weary Women | Functional Health, Vitality, Anxiety Bible Verse, Burnout, Midlife Crisis, Stressed, Fatigue · host Cassie Hutton | HTMA Practitioner | Mineral Balance & Burnout Recovery
Click here to comment! "Animals don't do this with epidurals in their spines!" Haha, so very true. Natural childbirth is an innate ability that God has given every woman. Our bodies know exactly what to do without any interventions. Almost every woman, for some crazy reason, wants to experience a natural, physiological birth despite the horror stories they've seen on TV and heard from their well-meaning friends. It is something that is built into us by The Designer and when a woman is able to fulfill that desire, she feels empowered and satisfied. Birth is 99% mental. Preparing yourself mentally for the birthing experience you desire and voicing those desires to your spouse, doula, doctor, midwife, and/or whoever is helping you through labor is very important. Also in this episode, we discuss what a physiological birth is versus a natural birth. Are you actually advocating for a physiological birth but calling it a natural birth? Know the difference and educate yourself on what your options are. Michelle is a mother of 3 and the creator and founder of Fixer Upper Parenting Build a Childhood Your Kids Want to Remember Online course for parents of children ages 2 - 10 Visit her Website Find her on Facebook Connect with her on IG Link to the article about what a physiological birth is and what it isn't: Supporting Healthy and Normal Physiologic Childbirth: A Consensus Statement by ACNM, MANA, and NACPM
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