Porod brez cenzure: Čudež rojstva ujet v objektiv

Žensko telo gre tekom nosečnosti skozi veliko faz sprememb. Ko pa napoči čas poroda, se telo spreminja z neverjetno hitrostjo in tako omogoči prihod novega življenja na svet. Kot vse matere vedo, porod je neverjetna izkušnja – navdihujoča, zastrašujoča in neverjetna hkrati.

Ne le, da je porod že sam po sebi pravi mali čudež, zasluži si, da ga proslavimo brez zadržkov. Ko boste videli fotografije, ki natančno ponazarjajo porod, se boste s tem preprosto strinjali. Če ste se morda spraševali, kako je mogoče, da skozi tako majhno odprtino lahko pride nekaj tako velikega, kot je dojenček, ne skrbite. Na intimnih fotografijah lahko poleg rojstva, občudujete tudi moč in vzdržljivost žensk ter sposobnost spreminjanja in prilagajanja vagine.

Nič ni bolj razburljivega od tega, ko prvič vidite dojenčkovo glavico.

Prikaz rojstva z nogicami naprej.

Porod z obrazom naprej je zelo redek.

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This full face presentation birth is blowing my mind! This only occurs in one out of every 600-800 births! 📷@themayasnestbirth

A post shared by The Birth Hour (@thebirthhour) on Jun 30, 2017 at 3:20pm PDT

Porod čepe.

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THE SPLASH // This fourth time mama had her own hand on baby’s head while it emerged and then with one more push, baby was guided out by the midwife. (Baby did not fall on the floor.) Midwife laid her down gently so mama could sit back and reach for her baby. Mama pushed her baby out in whatever position she felt best in. Squatting next to the bed happened to be where she felt best, only 20 minutes after arriving at the birth center! This image has previously been shared by @katiemurray.birthandlife and continues to be removed. The censorship of birth photography needs to end in 2017. Birth needs to be normalised. There are too many wounded mothers, traumatised by their own experience. We owe it to the next generation to improve the face of birth. Women need to be exposed to real images of birth so they may birth with confidence. #bumpbirthandbeyond #IGSTOPCENSORINGBIRTH #birthisnotporn Repost @katiemurray.birthandlife

A post shared by BUMP, BIRTH & BEYOND (@bumpbirthandbeyond) on Dec 11, 2017 at 5:37pm PST

Porod v stoječem položaju.

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STANDING BIRTH // Last week my client birthed her 8lbs 4oz baby girl into her hands standing up! This is her waiting for the next contraction before she birthed the rest of her baby. The couple has shared their birth story and more amazing birth pictures on my blog tiny.cc/marchbaby “The midwife kept telling me to reach down and feel the head so I could feel the progress and I kept being like, “Hell no, crazy lady, stop telling me to do that!” But eventually she reminded me I had said I wanted to catch my baby and I needed to put my hand down to do that, so I did, even though it totally weirded me out.” #birthwithconfidence #birthisbeautiful #birtheducation #bumpbirthandbeyond Repost @birthphotographer ♡

A post shared by BUMP, BIRTH & BEYOND (@bumpbirthandbeyond) on Mar 17, 2016 at 10:28am PDT

Porod z rokicami naprej.

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NUCHAL HAND – COMPOUND PRESENTATION// So many hands of love here 🤚 ❤️🌱 this mummy worked so hard to birth this little one at home and it happened so quickly the midwife didn’t even have time for gloves! This is called a nuchal hand – when baby is born with a hand by their face and is more common than you might think. It does not always cause excessive tearing or issues for women and is just another presentation of baby at birth like head down or bottom first. Did you have a baby born like this? #bumpbirthandbeyond Repost @hannahpalamarabirthstories

A post shared by BUMP, BIRTH & BEYOND (@bumpbirthandbeyond) on Jan 17, 2018 at 7:47pm PST

Počep s podporo.

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SUPPORTED SQUAT // The toilet is an ideal place to labour, as you are in a supported squat, which provides the maximum pelvic opening and encourages effective contractions which assist baby to come down. Incredible moment captured by @cradledcreations

A post shared by BUMP, BIRTH & BEYOND (@bumpbirthandbeyond) on May 8, 2015 at 6:23am PDT

Porod v vodi.

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GO MAMA! #birthwithconfidence PC @katielewphotog

A post shared by BUMP, BIRTH & BEYOND (@bumpbirthandbeyond) on Mar 15, 2017 at 4:32am PDT

Aktivno sodelovanje pri porodu.

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WHAT?!… 😲 • Did you know the baby is an ACTIVE participant in birth? • Did you know you give birth to the placenta after the baby is born? • After having a baby, most women will experience some blood loss from their uterus (womb) until the lining is renewed. Vaginal bleeding after birth, or lochia to give it its medical name, usually lasts between two to six weeks and can vary in colour throughout that time • Did you know that you must have a catheter if you have an epidural? What surprised you about birth?… What have you learnt recently?… PC @alexandrakayphotography

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