Summary:
The book presents evidence-based research on various childbirth practices and interventions, aiming to empower expectant mothers with information to make informed decisions about their birthing options. It covers topics such as cesarean sections, epidurals, and induction of labor, while advocating for less medical intervention and more natural birth experiences when possible.
Key points:
1. Informed Choices: The book stresses understanding medical procedures for informed childbirth decisions.
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