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A Labour of Love
By Gabrielle Targett
A doula and mother, inspired by the impact of natural birth choices on women and our society, offers us this very approachable guide to the extraordinary experience of birth.
Gabrielle will talk you effortlessly through the possibilities and techniques of natural birth, giving you the confidence to both plan your birth and change your mind as many times as you like as your intuition governs. A pleasure to read, your questions about hypnobirthing, fear, your perineum, interacting with medical staff, homebirth and more will be answered with loving guidance, great stories and a mothers love.
A must as you approach childbirth to read a resource like this! Just one of these pages could change your whole experience for the better.
ISBN 1921064595
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