Taiwan Docs

One essential part of the female bodily experiences is giving birth. It is a fundamental process for a woman to become a mother, as well as an important indicator in the examination of how a society respects mothers (female bodies). Currently in Taiwan, about 70% of childbirth takes place in hospitals and 30% in clinics. Only very few were delivered at home assisted by midwives. Childbirth is now institutionalized, when it was supposed to be instinctual for female. The long history of medical intervention made females forgetting about this natural capability.
It was not too long ago that most people delivered babies with the help of midwives when the time was ripe. Getting pregnant, carrying to term, and then giving birth, all of which happen supposedly natural as seasons turn. Childbirth is neither an illness, nor a war. It is meant to be a beautiful memory.