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With Woman

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This classic moment, ~a strong and gentle touch ~ affirming the grace of midwifery and doula care for birthing women.

Brought to Earth by Birth

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Brought to Earth by Birth

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Photographs and words weave together the epic nature of birth, lived eloquently by women, newborns, family and attendants. Penny Simkin, PT, Doula, Author: "I love this book and you will, too. How can we not love a book that focuses so purely on the timeless universal experience of birth? Harriette's keen eye and simple yet profound words bring us new insight to ponder the poignancy and wonder that characterize pregnancy, birth and new life." Julia Seng, Phd, CNM: "This gentle book whispers encouragement to women to ignore all the noisy pop culture messages about birth and to balance their ways of learning about their choices. Brought to Earth by Birth is a valuable gift to give a pregnant woman or father-to-be, a birth professional in training, even a boy or girl wanting to know where he or she came from. The photographs span Hartigan's career, depict diverse families and settings, and convey a deep ease and passion for witnessing-and bearing witness to-women giving birth. She makes us welcome to look too, and to feel. And to know what is possible." Elizabeth Shadigian, Ob/Gyn: "Harriette's tight, evocative visual thoughts capture the value of our own births. This modern fusion of poetry and photography takes readers/observers to new places within." Scott Sperlich: "I absolutely LOVE your book!!! It is to me remarkably beautiful, poetic and profound. A pure joy to read and peruse. In addition, I find it to be incredibly informative and transformational in look at the experience of birth."

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More Than Food

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From newborn to toddler, "More Than Food" brings to sight emotional and social realms of breastfeeding, in a diversity of family experiences. Delicious moments of love and beauty. Nursing woman gives nourishment beyond food, as mother and babe continue to share the deep touch of birth in the wisdom of breastfeeding. â��More Than Foodâ�� provides childbirth educators, lactation consultants and educators, doulas, midwives and nurses with visual information to inspire, encourage and teach. Photographs are choreographed to the music of "Morning Has Broken."

Wear What You Feel!

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Show the caring touch of midwives and doulas attending women in labor. This soft black cotton shirt with a scoop neck radiates the pixel power image of hands in touch.

Blooming!

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8 x 10 photograph in black poster frame.

...dancing

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Your choice: 8 x 10 black wall poster frame (click on thumbnail) 8 x 10 matted and framed

Breakfast in the Rose Garden

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Your choice: 8 x 10 black wall poster frame (click on thumbnail) 8 x 10 print matted and framed to 11 x 14

...trusting birth...

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As we trust the flowers to open to new life, so can we trust birth. A beautiful affirmation for: giving birth~ attending birth~ teaching others~ 8 x 8 Ebony Wood Frame "Of Nature and Birth" is a marvelous dvd for communicating this inspiring affirmation.

Of Nature and Birth

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Birth is Nature. Powerful. Elemental. Profound. Giving birth is an act of nature lived by woman and babe opening to the realms of creation. Nature comes from the Latin word Natus, â��to be born.â�� Flowers blooming and new life emerging share primal reality. Of Nature and Birth gives sight to this splendid beauty of women opening to the birth of life. These moments are choreographed to a chorus of women chanting â��I Am Opening Up In Sweet Surrender To This Beautiful Baby In My Womb.â��

Epic Women

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Epic Women gives witness to the deep efforts of labor. Women active in their bodies, passionate in feelings, with courage to bear the pain, and strength to be strong. Trusting themselves. Here is majesty and dignity of women in the daily, epic work of bringing life into this world. There is no equivalent. The power of these moments is choreographed to Bette Midler singing â��The Rose.â��