Hi Angela,
I am actually quite familiar with Ellen G White and her prolific writings...
If you want some more research into antenatal influences, both physical and
emotional then check-out Michel Odent's research on his Primal Health
web-site and his numersous books ... it will be a little
I understand that the back comes off so that the 'dad' (partner, support person) can cradle the woman the same way as a traditional birth chair.On 10/7/06,
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Hi,Only problems with this birth chair arethat it eliminates the needfor a support person behind
test
I find
that a lot of dads want to see and/or help to catch baby. Mums will often ask
him if he can see anything.
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