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3 main highlights of Dr. Buckley's Booklet

  1. Role of Birth Hormones: 

• Love, and nurturing behaviors.
• Preparing for labor, initiating contractions, pain relief. 
• Preparing the baby for life outside the womb,
• Initiating breastfeeding &  mother-baby bonding.
• Alertness and protection of the baby's heart & brain during labor;

      2. Factors That Interfere with Birth Hormones: 

• Stressful environments and interventions during labor and birth, 
• Can lead to a slowdown or halt in labor progress, 
• Challenges in breastfeeding initiation,
• All can impact the mother-baby bonding.

  3. Supporting Natural Birth Processes: 

• She advises against unnecessary medical interventions that can disrupt hormone balance
• Creating a calm and private environment for birth, is encouraged.
• Asking questions about medical procedures,
• Waiting for labor to begin naturally when possible. The story of Angela's experience highlights these benefits and more.

• This LiveScience article highlights the complex interplay between pain and pleasure in childbirth:

  1. Physiological Basis for Orgasmic Birth: 

• Barry Komisaruk, a psychology professor explains that intense stimulation of the vaginal canal during childbirth can block pain, potentially leading to orgasmic sensations. 
• This phenomenon is rooted in basic anatomy, ican lead to pleasure in the context of childbirth for some women.

         2. Variability in Experience and Perception: 

• Experiences of pleasurable births variy greatly with many influencing factors. 
• The concept of pleasure during birth is often met with skepticism, shame, and cultural norms. within staff & communities.

       3. Pain Relief through Sexual Stimulation: 

• Sexual stimulation (breast, vaginal or clitoral stimulation) makes women less sensitive to painful stimuli. In labor, and more!

A Literary Review article: Orgasm as an Alternative Mode of Pain Relief in Childbirth. 

    1. Orgasm During Childbirth: 

• a phenomenon where women experience orgasms during labor and childbirth, a topic not widely recognized in Western society.

    2. Physiological and Cultural Aspects: 

• It explores physiological reasons behind orgasmic experiences during childbirth.
• It examines current medical practices & cultural barriers and 
• The need for privacy that may inhibit sexual expression during labor,

3. Role of Healthcare Professionals: 

• It highlights the role of midwives, Doulas and health professionals in recognizing and supporting this aspect of childbirth, 
• suggesting a need for greater awareness and education about pleasure and orgasm as a potential method of pain relief in childbirth.

This and More!

The full (True) stories are in this PDF

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