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May 2015

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BIRTH MAGIC 🌌🌌 "That magical moment when you are photographing a friend and fellow birth photographers birth and her beautiful baby girl is not only posterior but born En Caul (in the amniotic ...

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There’s a reason babies aren’t born with a mouthful of teeth 😉😂Babies With Grown-Up Teeth Look Terrifying - Babies With Teeth ... See MoreSee Less

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The Other Side of the Glass
This is short film I did during the filmmaking of www.TheOtherSideoftheGlass.com.

It is about the importance of leaving the mother and baby intact -- cord intact -- until the mother feels she and baby are ready to be separated.

Leave the cord attached until the MOTHER'S body releases the placenta. The body who made the baby is the only one who knows what the baby needs. The mother's body will guide her and her caregivers from the beginning through the completion of birth.

"My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness." -- Dalai Lama

"Mercy: We Can Be Much Kinder" is original music composed by Michael Stillwater personally for the filmmaker.

"This is so needed. I watch over and over and over as fathers get swallowed in the fear of hospital birth practice. I am torn apart every time I see a father stand back and chew his knuckles while his wife is essentially assaulted or his baby is left to lie there screaming." - Carrie Hankins, doula

This film has brief images of a woman's breast and nipple as she is with her newborn baby as his cord is cut and as he crawls to the breast to self-attachment. This process, critical in the last stage of birth - integration - from the baby's neurological perspective is called Self-Attachment and/or Breast Crawl.

Self-attachment is a biological imperative of the new human mammal. Every baby needs to do this to complete their neural circuitry of the birth process. It is becoming known now as a very critical part of human development that has been disrupted by modern, medicalized birth.

The sad news is that most of us alive missed this process - reconnecting to our Creator-Mother on the outside. The good news is that we can still integrate it at any age. Modalities exist but are disregarded by mainstream medicine, psychology, religion, and politics - all profit-based in our modern world.

In the United States more mothers and babies die than any other industrialized country. Black mothers and babies are 3 times more likely than white mothers and babies. This despite spending the most money on the most interventions and drugs.

Meanwhile, out of hospital birth - homebirth - is shown to be as safe if not safer than the hospital. We need to stop the unnecesarry medicalization of human birth.

This video is also at https://vimeo.com/21315581. ... See MoreSee Less

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