They teach us that each woman responds to birth in her unique way and how very wide-ranging that way can be.

Her father, Talford Middleton, was raised on a large Iowa farm, which was lost to a bank not long after his father's accidental death in 1926. She received the American Society for Psycho-Prophylaxis in Obstetrics/Lamaze Irwin Chabon Award (1997), and the Tennessee Perinatal Association Recognition Award.Her faith was never explicitly explained I guess cos it's not the point of the book, but her extreme warmth for humanity, her generosity, her faith and her gentle strength streamed through her words on these pages. From a multitude of viewpoints, life and the giving of life on The Farm is dissected and observed, examined and appreciated by those who lived it.

Having given birth once, I straight up don't believe another gal who says she didn't feel any pain and was thrilled to have 30 people watching. Klusi klātesoša sajūta, apstaigājot atmiņu apcirkņus un kavējoties novērojumos, kas gūti redzot, kā grāmatas idejas dzīvo dzīvi ne-hipiju vidē.I'd recommend this if you were more interested in learning about the midwifery movement or wanted to be involved in childbirth care. To get a better understanding of giving birth without fear, we recommend reading her books on Childbirth and Breastfeeding!