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44] Polish hospitals balked at allowing fathers not only to step into birthing rooms but even to set foot in hospital, citing the risk of spreading disease as the reason for this precaution.
Cross-cultural delivery: the American influence on representations of birth in polish popular culture
Help them imagine ways to make the birthing room a nurturing, safe space to let go and give birth.
Childbirth preparation for families pregnant after loss
Kotak, 36, spent each day of the last month of her pregnancy inside an art installation set up like a birthing room at the Microscope Gallery in Brooklyn as part of the "project," which she dubbed "The Birth of Baby X.
US artist gives birth as live performance art at public gallery
And somehow - thanks to the initiative of its business leaders - it has invariably managed to move from the deathbed of one industry to the birthing room of the next.
CELEBRATING OUR BUSINESS STARS
Still, Hankins has serious concerns about how lawmakers would regulate the birthing room.
Birthing Control [Updated]
Make Room for Daddy: The Journey from Waiting Room to Birthing Room
Expectations about expecting
Flett's mother was a midwife but she made her daughter wait outside the birthing room to fetch the things she needed.
Jenny Flett Midwife delivered almost 500 babies
Nicodemus staffed the birthing room that night, when everyone but he and Joseph of Arimathea had slipped away or fled in fear and despair.
Second Sunday in Lent: February 17, 2008
We'd turned the dining room into our birthing room.
MUMS TO BE: SPLASH landing; THE WATER BABIES WHO'VE TRANSFORMED PAULA'S LIFE
My husband had to be rushed out of the birthing room because it looked as if he was going to faint.
VALERIE HILL Column: Skin contact
The subject matter includes a woman who supposedly gave birth to a cat, a rogue abortionist, an unsanctioned burial under a parish altar, and a man who cross-dressed in order to enter a birthing room.
Travesties and Transgressions in Tudor and Stuart England: Tales of Discord and Dissension
We took him to the birthing room, then we showed him where he was born.
Culture: Renaissance for Lionel the family man; With two dates coming up at the NEC Arena John Whishaw catches up with the evergreen Lionel Richie

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