HW#41 - Independent Research

The benefits of having a hospital birth and how it is meant to be as comfortable as possible for the mother as well as the birth process more easy. They are able to have medical attention at all times at the same time privacy with their loved ones. The mothers are given medicine to ease the pain of the birth process. There are parental classes for the parent to be as well to know what to do. There are many traditional births provided.

http://kidshealth.org/parent/system/doctor/birth_centers_hospitals.html

Different births around the world very different from society today. It is very ritual and traditional. Some countries drink certain things or avoid contact with their body. This is uncalled in the U.S. Most births are in the hospitals in two ways natural or c-section. There are a lot of rules in every other country relating to the baby and the mother. They have to follow the rules of the country.

http://www.midwiferytoday.com/enews/enews0241.asp

There are more benefits on having home births than negativity. It leans more towards having birth at home than hospitals. Some of the benefits of home births are you can control the experience and there is no separation between the mother and the child. Some of the cons are complications and expenses such as insurance.

http://www.unhinderedliving.com/home.html

Looking at statistics, minorities have had more abortions compared to white people. As the years have gone by the abortion rates have gone down. It used to be a very high percent. It says that not all contraceptive use has not always been good. The basics of safe sex and how many woman have had abortions the first 12 weeks and the percentages.

http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_induced_abortion.html

There are a lot of babies being in countries like Africa compared to Asia and Europe. The lowest one was Hong Kong with 7.37 babies. I thought the U.S would have a high percentage of birth rates and they were only 14.18. The highest number was 49.62 which was in Nigeria. I think depending where you live and economic status weights out the baby status. For example, compared to the U.S its nothing like Nigeria.

http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/peo_bir_rat-people-birth-rate

Looking at the research i collected, i might advertise how home births are better than hospital births and compared them to other births in other countries and see the benefits of both different birth experiences. I looked up different things because i wasnt exactly sure what i wanted to do for this project so i researched a little bit of everything. I think it would interesting to see how our lifestyle in the United States with the process of having a child comparing to other countries and see if it is actually beneficial to them and if we should try these techniques. Im going to look at the rates of other countries of their "home births" possible and our home births too. In our country it always seem home birth is the best option and everywhere else it seems like thats all they have no hospitals or nothing.