Freebirth: Unassisted Birth at Home

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What is Freebirth?

Freebirth, also known as unassisted birth, is a method of childbirth in which the birthing person chooses to deliver their baby without the assistance of medical professionals. This approach often takes place at home and relies on trust in the body's natural birthing process.

Planning for a Freebirth

When preparing for a freebirth, it's important to create a detailed birth plan that accounts for emergency situations, postpartum care, and your comfort during labor. Make sure to research the risks and challenges involved in an unassisted birth and prepare your space accordingly.

Create Your Freebirth Plan

Use our AI tool to craft a personalized freebirth plan tailored to your specific preferences and needs. Input your details, and the tool will generate a plan that reflects your approach to unassisted birth.

Alternatively, you can download our free freebirth plan template:

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