Sentence examples for birth choices from inspiring English sources

Social services involvement following pregnancy or birth choices is not isolated to Sarah's case, however.

At the same time, many women have choices limited by income: at one hospital in New Rochelle, for example, fully half of the maternity patients are classified as indigent, and their birth choices are dictated by the strictures of money.

It was the best of both worlds: being able to have control over your birth choices with an incredibly knowledgeable and caring midwife at your side the entire time, and at the same time being in a hospital in case there was an unforeseen emergency.

"Because there is less pressure on time, the woman knows you are there as long as you can be," said Jacqueline. "So it's easier to explore birth choices and discuss private matters than in a GP surgery or a busy antenatal clinic," where she said the "focus tends to be on the more medical aspects of birth".

Instead, Simon spends time explaining the birth choices available and discussing the 'what ifs' so that they (and their partners) are not going into the experience blind.

Second, people LOVE to spout off about other women's birth choices.

In traditional rural communities, women have to face a plight that resulted in a narrow "space of birth choice" caused by the family planning policy and strong "son preference" culture (Guangzong and Wei 1995), women's right to make a fertility choice might be subject to double deprivation.

Because of the scarcity of midwives and birth choice in much of the U.S., citizen organizations have sprung up to advocate for reform.

While direct comparison to CBSEI scores cannot be made the common link of birth choice and self-efficacy appears consistent.

While most health providers' recognise VBAC as a valid birth choice, it is often discouraged in both overt and covert ways.

In relation to birth choice, lower self-efficacy scores have been related to a stronger preference for Elective Repeat Caesarean Section (ERCS) [ 11].