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Nah harapan saya setelah Anda membaca tulisan ini, apabila Anda adalah tenaga medis dan para medis, mulai dari sekarang hargailah persalinan dan hargailah proses kelahiran bayi di dunia ini. Perlakukan mereka dengan lembut. Hindarkan intervensi dan prosedur rutinitas yang sebenarnya tidak perlu.

Dan bagi ibu, lakukan healing untuk bayi Anda supaya semua trauma yang mungkin terekam di pikiran bawah sadarnya segera terhapuskan.

Mari bersama-sama menghargai sebuah persalinan

Keep Spirit of Gentle Birth

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