Posts Tagged "Childbirth Education"

Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation in childbirth education

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An Interview with Amy V. Haas, BCCE on Mind Body Radio

An Interview with Amy V. Haas, BCCE on Mind Body Radio

I was contacted by Chris at Mind Body Radio to speak about my business, and The Bradley Method of Natural Childbirth. https://mindbodyradio.com/episodes/2019/Amy-Haas–20191230.mp3 Recorded 12/30/19 And a link to the Mind Body Radio page: https://mindbodyradio.com/daily-show/episode/Amy-Haas I love teaching, so it was a lot of fun to just be able to talk about the work I do. Want to know more about Bradley, or any other subject related to pregnancy labor and birth? Email me! Amy ajvhaas@gmail.com

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Why Bradley? Debunking the Myths of the Classic Natural Childbirth Class.

Why Bradley? Debunking the Myths of the Classic Natural Childbirth Class.

Debunking the myths of Bradley natural childbirth class.

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Pathways to a Healthy Birth

Pathways to a Healthy Birth

A little light reading to help understand how birth hormones work to facilitate birth in a positive way.  So in addition to taking a Bradley Natural Childbirth series, and learning how to stay healthy and low risk, you can learn more about how your hormones work and the impact of interventions on birth. Learning what is normal and how to promote that helps you have a healthier experience. Click the link below to learn more, and contact Amy for more information on Bradley classes pathway-to-a-healthy-birth-booklet (Credit: Childbirth Connection)  

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If birth is so natural, then why do I have to take classes?

If birth is so natural, then why do I have to take classes?

Human beings are cerebral creatures who think way too much. And we come with baggage. Add to that the fact that we have been socialized by the media into believing that birth is a horrible, painful thing that needs lots of medical intervention, and you have a major challenge. Birth in the US is not evidenced based. The ways in which laboring and birthing women are treated and cared for are not the ways that will produce the healthiest outcomes. Most women desire to have a loved one/husband/partner/friend trained as their primary labor assistant, or at least thoroughly educated so they know...

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