Can any midwives recommend...

[ToriLynn]

Some books on midwifery? I'm looking to improve my knowledge on many subjects and find midwifery, pregnancy and childbirth fascinating so plan to start with those!
It's purely for improving my own knowledge, not for a career.
Thanks 😊

[secondspring]

I'm not a Midwife but recommend Rachel Reed's book Reclaiming Childbirth as a Rite of Passage.
Sarah Wickham has several books.
Ina May Gaskin Spiritual Midwifery
Gail Tulley Changing Birth on Earth

[stregadelcucito]

I read Ina May's guide to childbirth , by Ina May Gaskin
This is the book that I wish I had read read before DC1 was born, it was a game changer.

[glendaullrich]

It sounds good and where can I read it online because I can't find it on the internet normally.
getting over it

[exad3545]

While I'm not a midwife myself, I can offer some recommendations for valuable resources:

1. Consider exploring Rachel Reed's book, "Reclaiming Childbirth as a Rite of Passage."
2. Sarah Wickham has authored several books that might be of interest to you.
3. "Spiritual Midwifery" by Ina May Gaskin is another well-regarded book in this field.
4. Gail Tulley's book, "Changing Birth on Earth," is also worth looking into.

These resources can provide valuable insights and knowledge in the field of midwifery and childbirth.