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Nowadays the way a woman gives birth is complicated…it involves frantic travel…machinery…blinky lights and beeping noises…as well as a support staff of 4 or 5 people maybe more…and happens in a ‘sterile’ environment. Yet it never occurs to us to ask ourselves, Have our bodies really changed so much? This from an e-mail exchange I had yesterday: Hey Heather I have a few musing of my own on the issue of fathers at births. I wonder if the issue isn’t [...]
At the beginning of time the way that women gave birth was simple…for a woman’s first birth she would be quietly and unobtrusively attended by their mother (or a mother-figure) So apparently the Daily Mail thinks it’s appropriate to write ‘by’ when it’s a piecemeal pile of snippets from an interview… For the record, Michel Odent would like you to know: About the pages in Daily Mail, first I was not the author of the article. It was written by a journalist after an interview [...] This was sent to me a couple of weeks ago, but got moved to the back burner by the Time magazine article…but, here it goes: A top obstetrician on why men should NEVER be at the birth of their child (Thank you Carolyn and Claire!) I have many many thoughts, most of which I’ll [...] |
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