Birthing Classes Are Not Academic, but Practical

If someone is comfortable with their doctor, with their midwife, where they're going to deliver, it makes sense. It's a sort of check with that person. These things are not meant to be an academic coarse on labour and childbirth. They're meant to be practical. Like what do i to know? What's going to help me during my labor? And ultimately, if someone's in is delivering in a place or with a doctor, that's not what they want. I totally understand the reasoning behind taking a class. Maybe that's not aline with tor affiliated with the hospitals for that deal. There's some truth to that. You want to maybe learn something that's independent