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  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Aug-2019
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780008313128

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Birth is the feminist issue that nobody’s talking about - the land that feminism forgot - but this book aims to change that. This is Lean In for where it’s most needed: the birth room, from the founder of the global Positive Birth Movement.

Finally blasting the feminist spotlight into the labour ward, Milli Hill encourages women everywhere to stand and deliver, not lie back and think of England. As women consider anew their personal autonomy through the lens of #metoo, Give Birth Like a Feminist insists that birth is no longer left off the list in discussions about female power, control and agency.

Both a thought-provoking guide for pregnant women and a call to arms, this is a galvanising book that explains why women are the key decision makers in childbirth, why they need to know their rights and take an active role in their choices, and why they must find their voice and have their say in the birth room just as they have already done in the board room and the bedroom.

Milli Hill lays bare the modern experience of pregnancy and birth in the developed world through research, personal testament and the accounts of hundreds of mothers. She illustrates how medicalisation and systems laid down by a patriarchal society have developed to disempower, even dehumanise, women at the gateway to motherhood. She then prepares the current generation of women for what to expect, setting out their often overlooked options and rights.

This book answers the questions: why should women, their families and healthcare professionals care about women having a positive birth experience? And why should women expect or demand more from their birth? For too long, women have been told that a healthy baby is ‘all that matters’. Give Birth Like a Feminist dares to say: women matter too.

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I feel so lucky to have read Millis book while pregnant, she completely changed my way of looking at giving birth Ella Mills, author of Deliciously Ella



Milli is a compassionate and passionate writer who puts women squarely at the heart of her endeavours. Emma Barnett, Womans Hour



A powerful read whether youre pregnant or not Independent



A much-needed, brilliant, reassuring, pioneering, kick-ass book that all women especially mothers should read! Emma Jane Unsworth



Milli Hill is one of our very favourite birth writers. Birth has been overlooked by feminists for too long, in spite of the injustices happening in the labour ward. This book is a rallying cry for women everywhere to take charge of their births and recognise their own autonomy at this pivotal moment in their lives. Everyone should read it and look at the experience of childbirth through a feminist lens. Ricki Lake, Producer and Abby Epstein, Director: The Business of Being Born



Whether a person is considering giving birth or not, Milli Hill's exploration of childbirth as a central feminist issue is a must-read. I loved this book! Soraya Chemaly



Everyone should read this awesome book! The world has changed and Milli Hill connects the dots in a way that can change minds and improve outcomes. Tina Cassidy



Finally. Someone brave enough to say the words feminist and birth in the same sentence in a book that is not an academic polemic. Hannah Dahlen

Milli Hill is a freelance journalist, and the founder of the Positive Birth Movement, a global network of over 450 free to attend antenatal groups linked up by social media. She is a columnist for Telegraph Women, a regular contributor to Mother&Baby magazine, and also writes for Guardian, ipaper, GoodtoKnow, and many others. Her first book, The Positive Birth Book, has been a bestseller since publication in March 2017. Milli has become a global spokesperson for womens experience of childbirth, and is invited to speak regularly at conferences and events across the UK and beyond. She lives in Somerset with her partner and three children, aged 11, 8 and 5.