Monet Nicole’s images demonstrate that giving birth, regardless of how it occurs, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
A common birthing choice abroad is a water birth. There are particular requirements, such as the presence of a specifically prepared swimming pool at home or in particularly designed settings, while a specific procedure is followed for the protection of the mother and the baby, before a woman can give birth in water. Another prerequisite is that you obtain a gynecologist’s approval and that the pregnancy is not regarded as high-risk.
A water birth has a variety of advantages. The warm pool water eases the pain and makes it easier for the suppository to migrate. The baby’s transition to the outside world will be easier because the aquatic milieu of the water is pretty comparable to that of the womb.
A seasoned pregnancy photographer, Monet Nicole. She has attended more than 700 births of women, and she uses her camera to record the precious moments leading up to and following the baby’s delivery.
“I capture power, raw beauty, and authentic love,” Monet writes on her personal blog.
The photographer reports that her own births changed her completely, and nothing can compare to the moment she saw her babies for the first time.
Many of the births captured by Monet are water births. The photographer has attended specially designed rooms and homes and captured mothers who give birth in water and entire families who are present at this special moment.
Monet posts many of her photos on Instagram. To date, she has more than 150 thousand followers, and her photos receive thousands of likes.
See Monet’s photos in the gallery below.
Newborn baby, shortly after birth
Couple then reverse for the birth of their baby
The moment a baby is born
Mom holds her baby in her arms for the first time
All emotions in one photo
Mom and baby together in the pool. A very atmospheric photo
Dad holds his newborn baby in his arms
Source: babieshealthus.com
