Orgasmic Birth

Your Guide to a Safe, Satisfying, and Pleasurable Birth Experience

De: Elizabeth Davis, Debra Pascali-Bonaro

Narrado por: Aimee Jolson

Based on the hit documentary that inspired a vibrant online community, this innovative approach to birthing shows women how to maximize childbirth's emotional and physical rewards.

With more than 4 million babies born in the United States each year, too many women experience birth as nothing more than a routine or painful event. In her much-praised film Orgasmic Birth, acclaimed filmmaker Debra Pascali-Bonaro showed that in fact childbirth is a natural process to be enjoyed and cherished. Now she joins forces with renowned author and activist Elizabeth Davis to offer an enlightening program to help women attain the most empowering and satisfying birth experience possible. While an orgasmic birth can, for some, induce feelings of intense, ecstatic pleasure, it is ultimately about taking control of one's own body and making the most informed decisions to have a safe, memorable, and joyful birth day.

Whether women choose to give birth at home, in a hospital, or in a birthing center, Orgasmic Birth provides all the necessary tools and guidance to design the birth plan that's best for them. Featuring inspiring stories from mothers and their partners and filled with practical advice and solutions, this one-of-a-kind resource is the next frontier of natural, intimate childbirth.

©2010 Elizabeth Davis & Debra Pascali-Bonaro (P)2014 Audible Inc.

loved it!

so informative, but also so empowering! I loved how the empowering stories made me feel. The stories are so beutiful it gave me contractions, because I became more open, willing and excited about my upcoming birth.

Empowering and Uplifting

Great way to look at your birth as a primal natural experience. Women get back in touch with the blood mystery that is your power.

Supportive team and trusting self

This book presents birth in a delightful manner. One of empowering, encouragement, love and joy. So many entities paint birth as a horrible tragedy no one wants. This shines light on the ability to birth in peace; from finding a supportive team to trusting the body's ability to communicate.

Loved! Listened at 1.3 speed and super easy to understand

Such great encouraging stories and insights on the benefits of trying things the natural way if you can. I think a lot of birth and delivery is mental and this book helps you lay the mental groundwork for being focused on the goal of the birth during the intensity of the journey.

what a gem

I love this book. I will definitely be rereading. I would recommend this book to both men and women.

learned so much

I learned so much from this book and beautiful stories and raw truths! I hope there more books out there like this.

loved it

amazing inspiring book. there were moments of joy and tears. perfect read for any expectant mother to explore options

So much more than I expected.

I'm so glad I got past my reservations about the title. There is so much information that mother and do u las should have in this book. Although I may not agree with every philosophy presented, I would still recommend this book.

best birthing book ever

After having my first birth hijacked by the hospital this book has given me the confidence to go in childbirth understanding my past downfalls and ready to take the rains of my next birth.

Preparing for first child

Following in my mom/cousins footsteps I want to have a natural-true-to-instinct birth with a midwife (we'll see how it actually goes!). Unfortunately everyone else in my life (friends/colleagues) have gone the root of epidurals, "feeling-less", laying down births lead by ob-gyns so I was after positive birth stories that reflect what I'm after. This book delivered! It paints a beautiful image to aim for and manifest but also covers the reality that birth rarely goes to plan.
It provides reasons and purposes behind each phase of labour, each pain, and how each work together when we don't fight the process. It doesn't promise pain free unrealistic expectations but doesn't help to alter the mindset around the sensations.

Expecting to actually orgasm in birth after reading this? This I find unlikely but an optimistic goal (reach for the stars to land in the clouds right?) nonetheless.