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Binding: DVD
EAN: 0094922598059
Format: Color, Digital Sound, Full length, Full Screen, Letterboxed, NTSC
Label: Hana Peace Works
Manufacturer: Hana Peace Works
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Hana Peace Works
Region Code: 1
Release Date: November 30, 2004
Running Time: 58 minutes
Studio: Hana Peace Works
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Rating:  - A Brilliant Must See for every expectant parent
This is such an inspiring insight into some new thinking and development regarding how we consider birthing our babies. It will provide you with supported evidence that we have a much greater responsibility than previously considered as parents.
It has the ability also to make you cry, mothers and fathers alike.
Rating: - If babies could talk...
If babies could talk, they would tell us exactly what this DVD does: that they are aware, feeling, human beings, even before birth, and they deserve the most sensitive care that we can give them.
What Babies Want is an especialy important film at this time, when many parents are drawn to gentle choices in pregnancy, birth and parenting, but lack social support, or may be unaware of the importance of secure attachment for subsequent brain development. Mothers-to-be and fathers will appreciate the images, information and inspiration that Debby Takikawa gives us all. Thanks Debby!
Rating: - Very good DVD! very informative!
very good DVD! I think It can be very useful for young parents-to-be:) It s good to watch it if you plan to have natural birth without any drugs and medication! It describes the importance of the first moment when your baby appears!
Rating:  - A mixed bag
This film has some good material mixed with a lot of questionable assertions. It paints with too broad a brush. Much more contributes to our social ills than traumatic birth experiences alone (which, according to the film, means typical in-hospital births). I, and I'll bet you, too, can think of specific counterexamples to their claims that a difficult birth can permanently shape a person's personality and basically mar them for life. There's so much more to the picture - people's upbringing, what they are exposed to in school, their neighborhoods, and other social settings, and so on. Birth *may* be the start of it, but it's certainly not the be-all and end-all, and as another reviewer wrote, humans are far more resilient than this film suggests.
Rating: - An Incredible Film
This is such a powerful and important film and a wonderful introduction to the field of prenatal and perinatal psychology. I show this film to all of my prenatal parenting classes and every time I watch it I learn something new. ALL parents and parents-to-be should see this film!
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