Sheryl Feldman Livres

A moving, fascinating memoir of Penny Armstrong's years as midwife to an Amish community in rural Pennsylvania.

Focusing on the politics of modern childbirth, this work delves into various factors that shape women's birthing experiences today. It examines cultural influences, medical histories, psychological aspects, personal relationships, and the impact of technology and modern medicine. Thoroughly researched and well-written, it serves as an essential resource for expectant parents, midwives, childbirth educators, and obstetricians interested in understanding the complexities surrounding childbirth in contemporary society.