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Fotografitë e fuqishme emocionale që çdo grua duhet t’i shohë

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Fituesit e çmimit ‘Birth Photography Awards’ përgjatë inaugurimit të Kolegjit Australian të Mamive kanë mundësuar edhe publikimin e fotografive në rrjetet sociale.

Këto fotografi janë të përmbushura me intensitet emocional dhe bukuri të fenomenit të lindjes, shkruan Gazeta Shneta.

Në lidhje me fotografitë, fituesit e këtij çmimi bënë thirrje çdo nëne që t’i shohë./Gazeta Shneta/

Winner of Midwife category: “Yes, you did it!” Women who have the same midwife caring for them during pregnancy, labour, birth and post-birth are less likely to need epidurals or pain relief drugs or have an instrumental birth. Women in midwifery care are also more likely to have a normal birth, more likely to feel in control during labour and birth, and commence breastfeeding earlier than women who have other models of care.

Winner of Birth category: “Abounding Joy” Midwifery considers women in pregnancy, childbirth and early parenting to be undertaking healthy processes that are profound and precious events in each woman’s life. These events are also inherently important to society as a whole. Midwifery is founded on respect for women and on a strong belief in the value of women’s work, bearing and rearing each generation.

Winner of Labour category: “Between Surges” A woman who receives care from a known midwife is more likely to have a normal birth, have a more positive experience of labour and birth, be satisfied with her maternity care, successfully breastfeed her baby and cost the health system less. Babies are more likely to be born healthy and at term.

Winner of People’s Choice: “The first hold” Childbirth can be described as a completely overwhelming experience on every level. It is life changing. For most parents, nothing will compare to that moment they hold their child for the first time.

Winner of Post Natal category: “All the boys having skin to skin time just minutes after birth.” Skin to skin contact helps newborn babies bond with their families. They feel comforted by the warmth of the contact and by hearing a heartbeat and breathing. For mothers, touching their baby and feeling the warmth of their skin stimulates the release of oxytocin, the bodies natural feel-good chemical. A similar rush occurs for dads and other carers.

Winner of Pregnancy category: “A neuro-divergent boy listens to his baby sister in utero”. Just as we can hear babies in utero, they can hear voices and noise in the outside world from about 25 weeks. In the third trimester, babies already recognise the most significant sound in their world- their mother’s voice.

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