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May 21, 2010 by dareallaluce

Why NOT to do too many Kegels…

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Creating Your Birth Plan/Intentions
- Birth Preferences for C-Sections
- Birth Preferences for Homebirths
For the BIRTH PARTNERS
How Painful Is Childbirth?
Inductions and The Bishop Score
Is This Really Labor?
Postpartum Support
Prenatal Tips and Information
Recommended Resources
Sexual Trauma and Labor: When Survivors Give Birth
Ten Reasons To Try For A Natural (Unmedicated) Childbirth
- 5 Reasons To Learn Natural Childbirth Techniques (Even If You Plan To Use An Epidural)
- Three Steps to a Natural Childbirth
The Lie of the EDD: Why Your Due Date Isn’t when You Think
What Is A Birth Doula?
What Is an Epidural Anyway?
- Doulas and Epidurals
- Epidurals: Fact vs. Fiction

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