Lucy Inglis

Lucy Inglis, an English historian with 15 years of research on childbirth, shares her fascinating insights into the history of birth. She highlights the ancient practices, including the roles of women as birth assistants and the cultural rituals surrounding childbirth. Lucy discusses the evolution of pain management and how societal attitudes toward childbirth have changed, revealing that despite medical advances, disparities remain globally. Personal birth stories from diverse backgrounds showcase the intimate realities of motherhood and the enduring journey of women through history.