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Finding pleasure in pain of birth
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There are three kinds of women when it comes to giving birth:
they are Romantic Princesses, Hero Women and plain Functional
Women, says Dr Marianne Morris, a health psychologist, who also
claims that attitudes to giving birth can determine the
psychological response afterwards.
Where Romantic Princesses seek to make the birth as perfect as
possible, Hero Women see it as an "adventure" and Functionals just
want it all to be over as soon as possible.
Speaking at the British Psychol...
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Finding pleasure in pain of birth
The Independent - London
; There are three kinds of women when it comes to giving birth: they are Romantic Princesses, Hero Women and plain Functional Women, says Dr Marianne Morris, a health psychologist, who also claims that attitudes to giving birth can determine the psychological response afterwards. Where Romantic
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The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: DIANA APPLEYARD I GAVE BIRTH THE by Diana Appleyard BY ANY standards, it was a most extraordinary scene - the like of which had never been seen before in Sunderland General Hospital's labour ward. A midwife sat quietly in the corner of a dimly-lit room, watching with wideeyed astonishment
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New mothers are terrified of giving birth; Mums more likely to feel depressed and in serious pain after having babies
Evening Times
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YOUR RIGHT TO A HOME BIRTH.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ... to examine the latest evidence on home births with a view to making them more available. Home birth campaigners welcomed the news as an important step forward. But critics warned the current shortage of midwives meant the NHS was still a long way from being ...
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Home is where the birth is More Ulster mums choosing to have their baby at home.
Belfast Telegraph
; ... no women gave birth at home in 2004. Mary Newburn, Head of Policy Research at the National Childbirth Trust, said: "It is good news that more women are choosing to give birth at home in Northern Ireland. However, rates are still the lowest in the UK."In Wales ...
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