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An Easier Childbirth: A Mother's Guide to Birthing Normally

An Easier Childbirth: A Mother's Guide to Birthing Normally
By Gayle H. Peterson

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #350062 in Books
  • Published on: 1994-04
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: .1 pounds
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 177 pages

Editorial Reviews

David Chamberlain, Ph.D., President of the Pre- and Perinatal Psychology and author of Babies Remember Birth
"This program starts where traditional education ends. Here is a truly personal preparation for childbirth, reaching emotional and unconscious depths."

Mothering Magazine
Years from now when we look back on the childbirth reform movement, Gayle Peterson will be called a pioneer. Peterson, the author of "Birthing Normally", was among the first to show the connections between a woman's beliefs and approach to childbirth. An Easier Childbirth is an informative and extremely practical guide that makes childbirth a rewarding experience. The tools provided in An Easier Childbirth simplify this process. Peterson describes techniques for coping with pain, including relaxation and visualization. She explains the importance of having realistic expectations and discusses how mother, baby, and family can bond together following the birth. The book also includes invaluable material on physical exercises, the natural flow of labor, and ideas for transforming fear. I this book to every pregnant woman with whom I consult. An Easier Childbirth may be Peterson's most important work yet, since its workbook format makes the woman's preparation for birth such a personal experience. -----Peggy O'Mara

Elizabeth Noble, author of Childbirth with Insight and Exercises for the Childbearing Year
"An Easier Childbirth should be read by every expectant parent. Peterson's workbook focuses on the personal reality of the pregnant couple, offering valuable approaches to explore and resolve emotional issues prior to birth. This extremely important process, which is overlooked in most childbirth books, is the essence of preparation."