Thinking woman's guide to better birth

[RoyaUK]

I was thrilled to find this in my hospital's childbirth education unit library this afternoon!! Being only a couple of weeks or so away from giving birth I didn't really want to buy one but really wanted to read it so I'm chuffed they had a copy.

Interestingly though the loans stamps show great demand in 2000, 2001, 2002 but then nothing until 2005 and then nothing until end of 2009.

Has anyone read it? What did you think?

[BellyBelly]

Brilliant, brilliant book... an essential read in today's birthing culture... but the lack of demand also reflects todays birthing culture. You'll get so much out of that book, I am glad you could get your hands on it!

[Oorki Galoorki]

yup fantastic book!
enjoy i hope it opens up to you!

[BekZ]

Yep a great book.

[Leakaledonia]

After Ina May, this is my favorite book.

[Shanti]

I have this book ready to read when I'm finished my other books. I can't wait to read it!!!

[jackrose]

After Ina May, this is my favorite book.

Me too!!

Both of Ina May's books and this one left me feeling like superwoman and really looking forward to my birth!

I'm glad you got hold of it, enjoy!

[RoyaUK]

Well i've read it and it basically confirmed my many hours of research (especially into VBAC) that i've done so fantastic to read. Being evidence based and understanding the studies has definitely given me more confidence to make an informed opinion this time round.

[lilmisshavachat]

I'm so glad that you read that book.. I loved it and have leant mine to other PG friends who have been interested... I love that fact like you do that it is so well referenced and as Jackrose said it makes me also look forward to my birth.. Good luck in getting your VBAC...

[JellyBean]

Awesome read - my sig says it all really!
I recommend it to all my pregnant friends.
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