In this clear and passionate scene David describes the global implications of gentle birth. Don’t miss it.

Michel Odent describes how changes in birth practices are altering individual human beings, the cultures they create and implicitly the future of the species.

Suzanne Arms describes the challenges the natural birth movement has faced and continues to face.

Jeannine shares how she asks her baby how he wants to be born and arranges herself that way. Once in arms she asks the baby how she wants to be held and arranges herself that way.

Ina May Gaskin on the importance of midwives in preserving the sanctity of birth and mother-infant bonding.

Barbara Findeisen compares very early traumas to a knot in a ball of yarn. As the individual grows the knot distorts the shape, distorts development.

William Emerson shares his experience dealing with birth trauma in adults.wi

Joseph Chilton Pearce describes how birth impacts not only the mother and baby, but culture and society.

Marshall Klaus describes his early research that lead to the term mother-infant bonding.