Sentence examples for better birth from inspiring English sources

"My family is healthy," says Ms. Spatafora, who is the author of "Better Birth" (Wiley, 2009).

These include better birth registration, and investment in local communities, particularly in schools.

But Dr. Stanley Henshaw, a senior fellow at the Guttmacher Institute who analyzed abortion data, said the reason is mostly better birth control.

"We want all women to have a better birth experience," says Jacque Gerrard, director of the Royal College of Midwives, "not just the women who are low-risk".

Thus, the presentation of materials for robes was thought to have the same beneficial karmic effects (toward a better birth in the future) as the offering of food.

"I was at my wits' end," said Stephanie Blaine, a Navy program manager in Alexandria, Va., who preordered last month after discovering Allendale's Web site in her Internet search for better birth control.

The increase in numbers of traumatised women is being studied by researchers at the Better Births Centre at Liverpool University.

Because of the trade-off between the quantity and quality of children, families who want to ensure their children's education will have relatively fewer children, and this strategy results in fewer and better births.

Prof Susan Wray, a physiologist at the Centre for Better Births at the University of Liverpool, is researching how the womb works in order to understand what is needed to make a good labour.

As a result, the family planning implementation system has been strengthened, while the traditional norms of fertility culture have been weakened, ultimately resulting in new cultural norms for fertility whereby individuals strive to be in the vanguard, with fewer and better births.

It was also a rare and potent combination of midwives and human rights lawyers, doulas and academics, brought together by the newly launched Birthrights Campaign in the UK, united in wanting better births for all women everywhere.