The ebook edition of Janet Balaskas classic, bestselling guide to active pregnancy and childbirth. Brings back the common sense that is overlooked by modern obstetrics.
This inspirational guide introduces the reader to the health and wellbeing of their child before birth. Offers a "delightfully fresh and happy book offering a holistic approach to pregnancy. Janet Balaskas writes with experience, confidence, and understanding".--Sheila Kitzinger
This book is unique in that it is co-written by natural childbirth pioneer Janet Balaskas and Yehudi Gordon the ground breaking consultant obstetrician who has pioneered the concept of integrated practise - both pioneers of the Active Birth Movement. In this book all options are available to women. There is fi rstly an understanding of the natural physiology of pregnancy and birth as well as an acknowledgement of the huge emotional changes involved in this challenging journey. Then there is also the benefi t of modern science as back up or choice - and/or of complementary care with alternative therapies. Any or all of these may be used as needed against a background where the primary expectation is that pregnancy is a state of health and birth is a natural physiological process.
This guide introduces the essentials of nutrition, exercise - especially yoga - and massage. It also addresses the emotional aspects of pregnancy, and explores ways of acknowledging the changes so that both parents are able to enjoy the anticipation of birth. recognize their own needs. Approaching pregnancy from a holistic viewpoint, it features safe, drug-free treatments for both physical and emotional common ailments related to pregnancy, achieving health and spiritual wellbeing. Arthur Balaskas), The Encyclopedia of Pregnancy and Birth (with Yehudi Gordon) and Water Birth (also with Yehudi Gordon).
This is a fully revised practical guide to d iet, lifestyle and exercise for a healthy pregnancy, with na tural self-help treatments for common physical and emotional ailments that may arise.
For 50 years, from 1925-1975, Janet Flanner wrote her letter from Paris for the New Yorker magazine. American by birth and European in outlook, her authoritative observations on European cultural, social and political life made her one of the most respected journalists of her day.
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