Natural Childbirth

The Embrace Your Pregnancy event—a success!

Posted on June 4, 2016 by mollyengland

Embrace Your Pregnancy connected the local community with experts in their fields to share knowledge and experience in topics related to pregnancy, birth and parenting.

Jennifer’s birth story by Jennifer Hennrich

Posted on April 26, 2016 by mollyengland

Guest birth story submissions depicting an array of births. Whether you're pregnant or not, you'll love reading Bluebonnet Babies collection of heartfelt birth experiences.

Behan’s birth story by Molly England

Posted on April 4, 2016 by mollyengland

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions. See blog post for details, thank you!

Birthing basics: The Bradley Method®

Posted on March 27, 2016December 2, 2017 by mollyengland

“But some scientists say we don’t know nearly enough about how drugs work during pregnancy, including those commonly regarded as safe.” Annie Murphy Paul

Birth story by Cherie Clark-Moore

Posted on March 21, 2016March 16, 2017 by mollyengland

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions during the month of March. See blog post for details. Thank you!

My birth story: 500 Contractions by Lauren Lodder

Posted on March 21, 2016 by mollyengland

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions during the month of March. See blog post for details. Thank you!

My first birth story by Molly England

Posted on March 7, 2016March 16, 2017 by mollyengland

Have you written your birth story? As a Bradley Method® Natural Childbirth Educator, I encourage my students to write their birth story.

Courage under fire

Posted on October 26, 2015 by mollyengland

I’m not referring to Meg Ryan and Denzel Washington’s Gulf War thriller. The courage under fire I’m referring to is the courage to choose a natural birth in the heat of opposition.

Pregnancy preparedness part III: Hormones – The hidden heroes

Posted on June 10, 2015March 16, 2017 by mollyengland

In Parts I and II of “Pregnancy Preparedness,” I discuss the importance of “Natural Childbirth Education” and “Parenting Identity.”

Pregnancy preparedness part 1: Is natural childbirth right for you?

Posted on May 13, 2015September 29, 2017 by mollyengland

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Natural Childbirth

Embrace Your Pregnancy connected the local community with experts in their fields to share knowledge and experience in topics related to pregnancy, birth and parenting.

Guest birth story submissions depicting an array of births. Whether you're pregnant or not, you'll love reading Bluebonnet Babies collection of heartfelt birth experiences.

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions. See blog post for details, thank you!

“But some scientists say we don’t know nearly enough about how drugs work during pregnancy, including those commonly regarded as safe.” Annie Murphy Paul

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions during the month of March. See blog post for details. Thank you!

Bluebonnet Babies is accepting guest birth story submissions during the month of March. See blog post for details. Thank you!

Have you written your birth story? As a Bradley Method® Natural Childbirth Educator, I encourage my students to write their birth story.

I’m not referring to Meg Ryan and Denzel Washington’s Gulf War thriller. The courage under fire I’m referring to is the courage to choose a natural birth in the heat of opposition.

In Parts I and II of “Pregnancy Preparedness,” I discuss the importance of “Natural Childbirth Education” and “Parenting Identity.”

In a society inundated with quick fixes and convenience, it’s no wonder giving birth in this country has become yet another commodity.