NYTimes.com: Elisabeth Bing, who helped lead a natural childbirth movement that revolutionized how babies were born in the United States, died on Friday at her home in Manhattan. She was 100. Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.
My oldest was born sans drugs--not because I was trying to do so, but because I waited too long to ask for pain medication. I don't think those breathing exercises were worth much, but I'm grateful my husband could be with me.
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I attended two Lamaze classes with my baby mamas. Useless.
My oldest was born sans drugs--not because I was trying to do so, but because I waited too long to ask for pain medication. I don't think those breathing exercises were worth much, but I'm grateful my husband could be with me.
Call me "Old School," but after witnessing the birth of my two I would of preferred to be pacing in the Waiting Room like in the olden days.
I have great respect for birthing mothers. God bless them!
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