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ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

Your Pregnancy

ATTENTION TO ALL PREGNANT WOMEN WHO WANT A NATURAL BIRTH!

You will learn How To Be Well-prepared For Natural Birth In As Little As 4 Weeks (or less)... even if You Are Pregnant For The First Time And Feel Scared!

How to avoid a c-section


how to avoid c-section
  • If you are pregnant, odds are good you are searching "how can I avoid a c-section?" as you read and heard so many times that natural birth is safer for mother and baby in most cases.

      C-sections are so common now that around 33% of North American pregnant women end-up in a c-section.


      The World Health Organization stated that the ideal reate of c-section is between 10 to 15%. THAT STATEMENT WAS MADE IN 1985! Since then, the c-section rate has been increasing and women are more than ever asking "How to avoid a c-section?"

  • Here is, in no particular order the top 6 tips to avoid a c-section

    • BE PATIENT

    • There is a harmful tendency to find any excuse to induce labor even before your baby is ready. Your have the right to ask why your doctor is scheduling an induction or a c-section, a second opinion and even refuse them (if you are sure it is safe).

    • CHOOSE THE RIGHT DOCTOR, MIDWIFE AND BIRTHING TEAM

    • The c-section rate varies greatly from one country, state, hospital, doctor and even nurse!

      It is your right to ask your doctor his c-section rate and find another health care provider if his c-section rate seems too high for you.

    • BE WELL-PREPARED

    • Breathing in and out is not enough to give birth comfortably.

      The more prepared you will be to deal with the changes happening in your body during labor and birth, the more you will be able to control how comfortable you are and avoid a cascade of interventions that could lead to a c-section.

    • BE WELL-INFORMED

    • If you do not know why a c-section is decided during your labor, you will not be able to inquire about safer or better alternatives.

      Knowing better alternatives to help your labor progress will help you avoid a c-section. 

      So many women reported regretting not having been more able to participate in the decisions that could have avoided them a c-section.

    • BE AN ACTIVE PARTICIPANT IN THE DECISION PROCESS OF HAVING A C-SECTION OR NOT

    • Labor is challenging for any woman. That is the reason you should have discussed your views on c-sections that are done "just in case" or "just to speed things up".

      Writing a birthing plan with your birth partner and Doula is a great way to make sure that they are your voice if you are actively in labor and cannot participate in the decision that could avoid you and your baby a c-section.

    • HAVE A STRONG TEAM TO SUPPORT YOU

    • You will be giving birth. Because you will be well-prepared, you will be able to concentrate and be comfortable while giving birth.

      You will have special needs as they come that will be best met by your birth partner and your Doula. 

      Having a strong support team is priceless for helping you make your birth an exceptional experience!