My second and third births were at Hadassah Ein Kerem, 20 months apart. Both were amazing and special, but completely different in experience.​ ​I wanted to labor at home with freedom to move, take a shower, and be comfortable in my own space. I was also concerned that once I went to the hospital, I’d be stuck there and unable to leave, even if I wasn’t so far along in labor. So when I felt contractions at 4:00am, when I was 39 weeks pregnant with my second child, I change

Cesarean Surgery. Something our culture has hot debates over on the regular. Something I, myself, often talk about with a negative undertone, mistakenly. We all get judgy about different things, but for women who experience cesarean surgery, they get the brunt of the birth world's rudeness. With comments like "well at least it wasn't a c-section," and "nothing terrible, like a cesarean section, happened or anything.." But what if that's the only option? What if, for some wome