Carla Hartley will be my special guest on The Jenny Hatch Radio Show a week from friday!
Carla will outline why The Big Push effort currently underway across the country to License Midwives is a search and destroy mission by The Medical Powers that be to identify and punish midwives and the families they serve.
Mothers should be free to hire anyone to assist with Childbirth.
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My special guest on The Jenny Hatch show on Thursday will be Laurel Wilson.
Laurel Wilson is Executive Director of Lactation Programs and Faculty for CAPPA, Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association. She acts as the Customer Advocate for InJoy Birth and Parenting, teaching webinars and producing podcasts for professionals. She served as the Program Coordinator for Swedish Medical Center and Presbytarian St. Luke’s Medical Center in Colorado, which combined serve nearly 4000 expectant families a year. She owns MotherJourney Childbirth Services—training childbirth, lactation, and postpartum professionals, as well as expectant families on integrative and holistic information as it pertains to today’s Millennial family. She has her degree in Maternal Child Health: Lactation Consulting and is an internationally board certified lactation consultant.
The Greatest Pregnancy Ever offers advice for creating a peaceful, joyful,
and positive beginning for your family. This book offers insights and tips
for addressing fears and anxieties, managing stress, increasing comfort
during pregnancy, and creating a way of life that will transform you, your
baby, and ultimately the world you live in.
Authors and pregnancy experts Laurel Wilson and Tracy Wilson Peters know
that parents do not need to read volumes of encyclopedic detail on
pregnancy in order to learn what is important. Instead, The Greatest
Pregnancy Ever offers real-life solutions to the emotional and physical
issues pregnant women face.
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This book is designed around four keys that can unlock the secrets to
having the greatest pregnancy ever. The keys relate to specific time
periods and concepts during pregnancy. When parents focus on incorporating
these keys into their lifestyle, it positively influences the behavior and
personality of their child. No longer should the information given to
pregnant women focus primarily on the aches and pains of pregnancy; what
is needed today is an understanding of how important the motherbaby bond
is and how this bond forever impacts the family dynamic. The Greatest
Pregnancy Ever is the only book that meets this need.
Tune in Live at 10:00 am Mountain Time
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Recently I put together a few of my favorite home birth prep supplies all in one online store to help families prepare for a home birth.
Here are the links:
To aid in your homebirth preparations click here for supplies!
Family Childbirth Education Click for Books and Videos
Click for Childbirth Kits and Baby Scales
Click for Massage Table and Rocking Chairs
Click for Pregnancy Comfort Pillows
Click for Birth Balls and Birth Stools
Click for Slings, Diapers, and Patterns
Click for Natural Remedies
Happy Birthing!
• The birth rate for teenagers has declined for the last three years and 17 out of the past 19 years, falling to 34.3 births per 1,000 teenagers ages 15-19 in 2010. This is a 9 percent decline from 2009 and the lowest rate ever recorded in nearly seven decades of collecting data. Birth rates for younger and older teenagers and for all race/ethnic groups reached historic lows in 2010.
• The cesarean delivery rate dropped for the first time in over a decade. In 2010, the cesarean rate was 32.8, down slightly from 32.9 in 2009.
• The overall fertility rate as well as the total number of births in the U.S. declined for the third straight year in 2010. The general fertility rate fell 3 percent from 66.2 births per 1,000 females aged 15-44 in 2009 to 64.1 in 2010. The total number of births also declined 3 percent, from 4,130,665 in 2009 to 4,000,279 in 2010.
• The total number of births to unmarried mothers declined for the second year in a row in 2010 (1,633,785, down from 1,693,658 in 2009), as did the rate of births per 1,000 unmarried mothers (47.7, down from 49.9 in 2009). Also, the percentage of all births to unmarried mothers declined slightly in 2010 (40.8 percent, down from 41 percent in 2009.
• The birth rate for women in their early twenties fell 6 percent in 2010, and the rates also fell for women in their late twenties and thirties. However, the birth rate for women in their early forties increased in 2010 by 2 percent to the highest rate since 1967.
• The preterm birth rate declined for the fourth straight year in 2010, to just under 12 percent of all births (11.99) – a 6 percent drop from 2009.
• The low birthweight rate was essentially unchanged between 2009 and 2010 at less than 8.2 percent in 2010, but is down slightly from the record high of 8.3 in 2006.
Jill has one of the best Birth Blogs on the web, check out The Unnecesarean here…
 
