It is a core belief at The Birth Center that pregnancy and birth are normal, healthy events in the life of a family. We treat families with respect and acknowledge them as capable of making choices that fit their values, beliefs, and lifestyles. Although birth experiences vary as much as the babies that are born here, there is a common thread that most women have--personalized, professional care. We think it makes for a nice way for a family to be born.
Ori Rose
Ori Rose, 6lbs 8oz, 20 inches long
It would figure that after a super easy and almost problem
free pregnancy, that labor wouldn’t be be a walk in the
park for me. Besides some exhaustion in the first trimester,
I was symptom free and my awesome little bump started
growing from week 16, much to my amazement and excitement!
At 31 weeks pregnant, my husband and I moved back to the
U.S. after living in Israel, so my care with Ruth and the
Birth Center started only in my 3rd trimester. I felt
immediately welcomed and comfortable with the center and the
staff and was so excited to finally meet my baby girl. I had
done so much research on “natural” birth (all birth is
natural, right?) while seeing a traditional gynecologist in
Israel, so I was so happy to finally be with the people, and
in the place, where my birth dreams would come true.
My doctor in Israel gave me a...