Jo, it's not my normal viewing either - but heard that there was going to be birth - and I thought it was handled really well (for the media). She acted out the labour well, it didn't occur in five minutes and looked like hard work - which even for the most wonderful birth, most labours are hard work at least for a few minutes.

It irritates me how on TV/movies etc birth is either of two ways.

1. Lady breathing slowly, looking serene, not a drop of sweat - then we suddenly have (oh no) an 'emergency' and we have to PPPPPUUUUUUUSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! One or two of them - and out bub ops!

2. Women in labour totally out of control, screaming hysterically - must be a scary event!!

Just venting

Cheryl

From: "JoFromOz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] McLeods Daughters
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 20:42:03 +0800

Hi all... Just finished watching McLeods Daughters tonight and was very
happy to see the main character (can't remember her name! not my usual
viewing) had her baby in a barn with her sister and the baby's father in
attendance. I was very proud :) I loved how she said that women have been
having babies in the field for centuries! All it needed to top it off was a
breastfeeding scene ;) But at least I didn't see any bottles lying around,
hehe


Jo


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