I'd have to add that if she is looking for 'permission' to have a lotus birth, she needs to work harder to understand it is her right to make choice irrespective of whether that choice is understood or supported by others.
If she firmly stands in her place with her decision to have a lotus birth, then those who are invited to her birth will oblige.
I have assisted women with lotus birth at home and in a variety of hospital settings, including c/sections - she may have to stay very firm about it - just like not cutting the cord early for other people. All sorts of excuses may be made - what she says and how she says it will determine the outcome.
The more people access their rights, the more familiar everyone will be with the different choices people can make.
Sue
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you could contact the college of spiritual midwifery and ask if they can refer someone?
 
cheers
Jo
 
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Melb Ob's Supportive of Lotus Birth

A girl in my forums has asked of any Melbourne Ob’s / GP’s etc that are supportive of Lotus Birth for her birth – anyone? I’ve suggested Lionel Steinberg as a possible and also Peter Lucas – but other than that I have no idea where to start.

Best Regards,

Kelly Zantey
Director,
www.bellybelly.com.au & www.toys4tikes.com.au
Gentle Solutions For Conception, Pregnancy, Birth & Baby
Australian Little Tikes Specialists

 


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