Reality Show US wants women to give birth in nature - AD.nl
A program that has not even been broadcast on television, is already causing controversy. US network Lifetime has announced a reality series in which women give birth naturally, without the help of doctors.
"What happens when parents decide their baby unaccompanied bring nature in the world," is the question that the transmitter proposed in coming up with the format. With the series Born in the Wild hoped to find an answer to that question. Midwives believe the answer is to know long. "Many people have the impression that now unfairly pregnancy too much is medicalized," says gynecologist modern glamour Ron Jaekle at Entertainment Weekly. "The natural childbirth process has cost many lives in the past. Per 1,000 babies born there died around 1900 one woman during childbirth. Today, this is only 0.1 per 1,000 women babies. modern glamour " Precautions Lifetime says, according modern glamour to the Daily Mail have taken the necessary precautions. Thus, only healthy women participate who previously had a child. Although parents may themselves choose the birth place, but that may not be too far away from a hospital. During the broadcast, there is also present modern glamour a physician who can intervene if necessary, if it nevertheless is liable to go wrong. The creators of the format was inspired by a YouTube video that shows how a woman surrounded by nature brings her fourth child. modern glamour The birth of the images were viewed more than twenty million times. Also Subscribe now to the AD!
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A program that has not even been broadcast on television, is already causing controversy. US network Lifetime has announced a reality series in which women give birth naturally, without the help of doctors.
"What happens when parents decide their baby unaccompanied bring nature in the world," is the question that the transmitter proposed in coming up with the format. With the series Born in the Wild hoped to find an answer to that question. Midwives believe the answer is to know long. "Many people have the impression that now unfairly pregnancy too much is medicalized," says gynecologist modern glamour Ron Jaekle at Entertainment Weekly. "The natural childbirth process has cost many lives in the past. Per 1,000 babies born there died around 1900 one woman during childbirth. Today, this is only 0.1 per 1,000 women babies. modern glamour " Precautions Lifetime says, according modern glamour to the Daily Mail have taken the necessary precautions. Thus, only healthy women participate who previously had a child. Although parents may themselves choose the birth place, but that may not be too far away from a hospital. During the broadcast, there is also present modern glamour a physician who can intervene if necessary, if it nevertheless is liable to go wrong. The creators of the format was inspired by a YouTube video that shows how a woman surrounded by nature brings her fourth child. modern glamour The birth of the images were viewed more than twenty million times. Also Subscribe now to the AD!
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