Make Birth Easier

Make Birth Easier is calling for Biomechanical Techniques for Easier Birth to be included in the NICE Guidelines to Make Birth Easier

'I turned my back-to-back baby and regulated my own contractions to avoid induction and caesarean section - Midwives and Obstetricians around the world don't know how to do what I did - aims to change that.'

Really valuable info on how to understand the way risks and benefits are presented. This will help you find out the real...
03/01/2026

Really valuable info on how to understand the way risks and benefits are presented. This will help you find out the real world data. This applies heavily to medicines and procedures in the maternity healthcare system. Learn this so you’re prepared in your understanding, and in the information you ask for from your healthcare providers.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPzCHFbjed4/?igsh=MXVmOXczdHNkNXEwcA==

  😂 😬 I love this! 😍 Go ahead partners. Give it a try. 💪🏼
23/08/2025

😂 😬 I love this! 😍
Go ahead partners. Give it a try. 💪🏼

29/06/2025

make that really not funny and utter madness

15/06/2025

Puerperal fever may be gone, but the same point can be made today.
“Sometimes you’re the problem.”
Women giving birth on their backs, with bright lights, machines beeping, and random people coming in and out of the room, is not how humans (mammals) were designed to give birth. These things cause so many problems for the physiological birth process, and then medical intervention is needed to ‘fix’ the problems. Many of these problems could be completely avoided in the first place if physiology was truly supported.
We need to find a balance. Medical intervention saves lives. It absolutely does, and I’m so grateful for it. Yet, it shouldn’t be used unless it’s absolutely needed. If we ‘allow’ (argh) women to give birth physiologically (low lighting, low noise, calm and SAFE room, with birth support), birth really works, most of the time.
Medicalised birth should not be ‘the norm’. Ob/gyn should do home births as part of their training. Then they’d see how amazing birth is when it’s supported instead of forced and directed. They’d trust it more (I understand why they don’t - they only see the problems). Ob/gyn and midwives should train together so they understand each other better and work better together as a team. Plus women should be offered more education and choices.
The system is broken. Something needs to change.

The video is from a speech by Simon Sinek

23/05/2025

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