Top 10 evidencebasedbirth.com Competitors

lamaze.org

When I reflect on my 50-year journey as a Lamaze educator, I’m reminded of the power that knowledge brings—especially during one of life’s most transformative moments: childbirth. My passion for childbirth education began with my own first birth experience. Even though we took Lamaze classes, there was little support from physicians and hospital staff for “natural” birth. My labor was induced, and I was given scopolamine—causing my spouse to be sent to the waiting room. I have no memory...

icea.org

Birth Doulas prepare families for childbirth with evidence-based information and attend to the physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs of people in labor.

acog.org

Dedicated ACOG librarians are committed to supporting members’ research, professional advancement, and special projects.

parentdata.org

ParentData is a data-driven guide through trying to conceive, pregnancy, parenting, and beyond.

sarawickham.com

Does antenatal anti-D help the current baby? Sara Wickham demystifies the science and answers this question in simple terms.

instituteforbirthhealing.com

This course gives you the skills you need to support a smoother birth and faster postpartum recovery for your clients. Learn the body essentials for a natural birth as well as techniques to encourage opening of the pelvis during birth. Navigate and facilitate postpartum healing of issues related to diastasis recti, incontinence, pain with intercourse, pelvic pain, back pain and cesarean births. Course Highlights: Know which activities your clients should avoid that can make birth more challenging Instruct your clients in the proper way to do perineal massage prior to birth Learn how to help your clients avoid/minimize diastasis recti and prolapse Understand how to handle traumatic births in a way that is healing and supportive

themotherbabycenter.org

Frequently asked questions about Nest Collaborative

doulasofraleigh.com

You just found out you are pregnant. Congratulations! Now you have to figure out where to have your baby. Thankfully, Raleigh and the surrounding areas offer a lot of birth options. Take a look at our latest blog about where you can have your baby in the Triangle of NC.

kopabirth.com

Choosing a doctor is an important step in prearing for a natural birth. Get started by reading our list of questions to ask OB GYN or midwife candidates.