Giving Birth in Canada, 1900-1950

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Exploring childbirth rituals in the early twentieth century, this account delves into the journey from pregnancy diagnosis to delivery. It examines who attended births, the locations of these events, and societal definitions of a normal birth during this transformative period. The narrative reveals the evolving practices and cultural significance surrounding childbirth, offering a comprehensive view of maternal experiences and societal expectations of the time.