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MakeBirthEasier

Make Birth Easier Campaign for mums, for babies and for midwives

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    • The Actually Useful, Very Sensible and Practical Guide to Make Birth Easier Part 1 – Introduction
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About the Author

Hello, my name is Alix. #hellomynameis Alix   Some people believe there’s not much you can really ‘do’ to make birth easier, shorter or safer. I am not one of those people anymore. Since becoming pregnant myself I set off on a mission to find a…

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Testimonials – Read How Make Birth Easier Has Helped Others

Jemima’s Birth Story by Pippa in Victoria, Australia. Dec 2016 “Induction was necessary due to hypertension and scheduled at 37 weeks. My husband and I had practiced the Fetal Navigation Techniques ‘Rebozo Manteada’ and ‘Side Lying Release’ a couple of times during pregnancy (I…

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The Actually Useful, Very Sensible and Practical Guide to Make Birth Easier Part 2 – Quick Guide to Make Birth Easier

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Posted on May 26, 2016 by makebirtheasier

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The Actually Useful, Very Sensible and Practical Guide to Make Birth Easier Part 1 – Introduction

Make Birth Easier? Really? Some people believe there’s not much you can really ‘do’ to make birth easier, shorter or safer. I am not one of those people anymore. For some women, medical intervention really is necessary, and I am all for intervention when…

Posted on May 19, 2016 by makebirtheasier

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