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Old 02-10-2008, 06:25 PM   #44 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Honeywith4bees View Post
The problem that I have with discussions over whether or not child birthing SHOULD be painful or not, is that it then leaves those of us who did experience pain as feeling like we must not have done it RIGHT.
I don't feel that there is one right way of birthing/raising a child for everyone, rather it's simply that a parent does whatever he/she can to make things work out. Though I'm a guy, I've researched birthing methods since my early teens and have occasionally considered being a midwife. At the very least I want to research things for my own family, in addition to sharing what I learn with friends when I can. If/when I have a child of my own, regardless of the birth method, I plan on being there for my (future) wife and child as much as possible (rather than being off somewhere else 50+ hours per week), and already find myself making choices to ensure that.
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