active birth (Meaning)

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active birth (n)

childbirth during which the mother is encouraged to be an active participant

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Active birth refers to a childbirth approach that encourages movement and positions to facilitate labor and delivery.
Many women find that active birth positions, such as kneeling or squatting, provide comfort during labor.
In active birth classes, expectant parents learn about various techniques and positions to actively participate in the birthing process.
The midwife supported the mother in maintaining an active birth posture to ease the descent of the baby.
Active birth emphasizes the natural instincts of the mother, allowing her to find positions that feel most comfortable during labor.
The birthing room was designed to accommodate active birth practices, with space for movement and birthing aids.
Women practicing active birth often benefit from reduced intervention and a more positive birthing experience.
The doula played a key role in supporting the mother's choices for an active birth and providing emotional encouragement.
The healthcare team respected the mother's desire for an active birth, ensuring a supportive and conducive environment.
Active birth techniques aim to enhance the physiological process of labor, empowering women to actively participate in bringing their baby into the world.

childbirth during which the mother is encouraged to be an active participant

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Active birth refers to a childbirth approach that encourages movement and positions to facilitate labor and delivery.

Many women find that active birth positions, such as kneeling or squatting, provide comfort during labor.

In active birth classes, expectant parents learn about various techniques and positions to actively participate in the birthing process.

The midwife supported the mother in maintaining an active birth posture to ease the descent of the baby.