Birth Choices- Being Informed and In Control of Your Birth
I have written on numerous occasions about the importance of being informed and in control of your birth experience. After all, you will have been pregnant for nine months and are entitled to experience the birth of your choice. I am aware that sometimes, despite the best plans, things can go wrong. However, you can still be informed and be aware of your options and that is what this post is all about- to help you become as aware as possible.
All mums to be are recommended to attend pre birth classes and I have for a long time, been an advocate of the birthing classes that are delivered online, so you can consume and study them in your own time when it suits you, rather than an organisation or institution, I am not knocking the traditional classes, but there are many advantages to be had with home education.
Whilst some people certainly enjoy the ‘social’ aspect of attending a class with others at the same time, some others are happy to get the information in their own time and enjoy the revision aspects, in that they can listen to their ipods while they get on with other chores and exercise.
Some further areas that are covered include the stages of labour, as well as the best way to plan your birth, so that it isn’t effectively planned for you. You have the choice to decide, barring an unexpected emergency. However, being informed gives you a power and sense of ability to control your birth and destiny.
By being prepared for any emergency, you are able to still maintain some decision process in the way it all turns out. Remember, if you can avoid any unnecessary intervention, you may well feel better in the long run.
Labour support issues are also covered to give you the most comfortable possible experience as well. You really do deserve to know what is in store so you can plan what you want.
The power of visualization is also covered which is very strong. The reason for this is that when you picture in your mind what you actually want, you are more likely to get it as well.
Another important module that is covered is post the birth experience for you. Certainly, preparing for the birth is vital, but you also need to be prepared for the baby after wards. What will you feel like post partum? The course draws on the experience of mothers and midwives to help you sail through as joyfully and easily as possible.
All the above issues and more are covered in the birthologie course for you, which you can study in your own time when it suits you.






