Home birth

Home birth

There's no denying it, planning a home birth is risky. Not for your baby - for your reputation. Currently about 5% of Kiwi women  give birth at home, and it's a fair bet most of them have had to deal with  a disapproving female relative reminding them, "If I hadn't been in the hospital when I had my first, I'd have died."      The mother of a friend of mine was so horrified at the thought of her daughter planning a home birth she rang the midwife...

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