[chaibaby]

I read in an earlier post that some of you have been learning a lot from the Bradley handbook. We're taking a course that uses the Birthing from Within philosophy (finally roped my hubby in!) but I''m also interested in reading more about the Bradley method....

Is there anyway I can get the handbook without taking the course? I've put in a request from our local library to get the book "Natural Birthing the Bradley Way" but I"m not sure if that is the same thing?

Thanks! I also checked ebay but couldn't find a copy of a "handbook" anywhere....

 

[ATruck]

Friends gave me their old workbook. It's called The Bradley Method Student Workbook. The ISBN is 0-931560-01-2.

Not sure if you can order from their website or not: www.bradleybirth.com.

 

[chaibaby]

Thanks! I really appreciate it...found it on Amazon!

andrea

 

[Hayes]

I really like Susan MCCutcheon's Book, Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way

 

[swampwitch]

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Originally Posted by Hayes I really like Susan MCCutcheon's Book, Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way

That's the book, along with the handbook, that our Bradley class is reading. I have also found a lot of helpful info and inspiration in Ina May's Guide to Childbirth, which was part of our recommended reading list for the class.