Playing the didgeridoo at the first birth I ever attended as a doula.
A PERSONAL STORY
There are many different factors that play into birth experiences: Your birth location, your support team, your unresolved fears, your preparation, the involvement of your partner, etc.
Everyone is different and therefore needs different things, so the decisions that are right for one person are not necessarily right for another person. We all know that, right?
All this being said, I do want to share with you some little snippets of my birth story mostly because I learned a lot from it and I think some of the tools I used could be helpful to people birthing in all sorts of different settings.
Everyone is different and therefore needs different things, so the decisions that are right for one person are not necessarily right for another person. We all know that, right?
All this being said, I do want to share with you some little snippets of my birth story mostly because I learned a lot from it and I think some of the tools I used could be helpful to people birthing in all sorts of different settings.
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You don’t need to be having a water birth or a home birth to embrace the power of using your voice or to enjoy the non-touch massage vibrations of the didgeridoo.
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