Now booking classes in January 2019 for couples due March, April and May 2019.
"My perception of childbirth has changed from seeing it as a fearful experience that I couldn't possibly achieve to a natural experience that I am so excited and positive about. I feel the Bradley classes have really deepened my knowledge about the antenatal period, childbirth, breastfeeding and aftercare. We are so happy to have made this investment (which was more than worth the 12 weeks). Thank you Lillian." ~Ash & Linda, Southampton
"Thank you very much for all your time and wisdom. I am so glad we found the Bradley info when we did helping us to prepare. Without having gone through those exercises in the book I would have been completely unprepared and out of my depth!" ~ Catherine & David, London
"The course was very informative with lots of examples and exercises. I don't even know how I could have thought that by simply refusing painkillers I would have a natural birth! We learned so much from Lillian...I am now fully confident that I can have a natural birth, empowered by the knowledge and with the support of my wonderful husband." ~ Tunde & Ken, London
Certified Bradley Method® Instructor & Doula
Welcome to Your Natural Birth!
You may visit my official Bradley Method® Website at: http://bradleybirth.com/lilliansediles
Lillian Sediles, AAHCC, is a Certified Bradley Method® Natural Childbirth Educator and Doula who currently resides in Southampton, UK. She is a stay-at-home mother of two, a wife, a vocalist, a music teacher, and a photographer.
Her experiences with her two drug-free home water births inspired her to become a childbirth educator and wishes to teach and support other mums to achieve their desired birth. Lillian moved from the United States, where she received her certification, and is looking to get involved in the natural childbirth movement here in the United Kingdom.
If you just split the results into two categories: Vaginal versus C-Section, 93% were delivered vaginally whereas only 7% were delivered via c-section. This is a SIGNIFICANT difference! Following this post, I will discuss what implications this may have regarding induction and c-section.