Rachel Reed, a midwife, presents personal narratives and evidence-based insights on homebirth, featuring contributions from the American Association of Birth Centers.
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Rachel Reed, a midwife, presents personal narratives and evidence-based insights on homebirth, featuring contributions from the American Association of Birth Centers.
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Rachel Reed, a midwife, shares her insights on homebirth in "Born at Home." The film features personal narratives from women who experienced birth trauma. They discuss how a supportive environment and informed choices affected their experiences. The documentary includes contributions from the American Association of Birth Centers and the Midwives Alliance of North America. It presents evidence-based information to educate audiences about homebirth and address misconceptions in maternity care. Directed by Amanda Banks, the film runs for 61 minutes and was released in 2024.
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Why Watch
- Meet midwives and doulas advocating for homebirth
- Find out how informed choices impact birthing experiences
- See personal stories of women overcoming birth trauma
Did You Know
- The film features insights from organizations like the American Association of Birth Centers.
- Director Amanda Banks is also part of the cast, along with Rachel Reed and Sarah Buckley.
- The documentary has a runtime of 61 minutes and was produced in Australia.
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What is the duration of the documentary 'Born at Home'?
The duration of 'Born at Home' is 61 minutes.
Who directed the documentary 'Born at Home'?
Amanda Banks directed the documentary 'Born at Home'.
Which organizations are featured in 'Born at Home'?
The documentary features insights from the American Association of Birth Centers and the Midwives Alliance of North America.
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