Home Birth On Your Own Terms
Book description
Women feel they have no option but to give birth alone: the rise of free birthing.
Home Birth On Your Own Terms
Second Edition!!! Are you looking for a natural pregnancy and birth book? If you are planning a home birth or need a freebirth or unassisted birthing plan, then…
Why read it?
1 author picked Home Birth On Your Own Terms as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is comprehensive: it describes self prenatal care, what to do if you encounter complications during labor and birth, and discusses postpartum care. Photos and birth stories can put a couple at ease as they plan for their upcoming birth. My daughter birthed her first baby unassisted and this was her favorite book during pregnancy.
From Lynn's list on confidence for natural childbirth and homebirth.
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