Birth at the Center

If you are seeking a calmer, more soothing labor, our suites offer a home like setting with large tubs for comfort. Waterbirth is only one of the comfort tools we utilize when helping a laboring client have a meaningful unmedicated birth experience.

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What you need to know about midwifery care at Indiana Birth Center

What is available at Indiana Birth Center

  • Acupressure

  • Birth Balls & Peanut Balls

  • Birthing Stool

  • Movement

  • Heat and Cooling Comfort Measures

  • Music

  • Nitrous Oxide

  • Regular Position Changes

  • Hydrotherapy

  • Waterbirth

  • TENS unit

  • Encouragement to vocalize

  • Visualization

  • No Restriction of Eating and Drinking

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Natural birth, with support for your goals

Midwifery care in suites that make you feel like you are at your home away from home.

Waterbirth & You

Hydrotherapy refers to the use of water for comfort during labor. Waterbirth is a type of hydrotherapy that refers to laboring in a tub during contractions, and staying in the tub during the pushing phase of labor until the baby is born. The baby is initially born under water, and then brought gently to the surface of the water shortly after.

Evidence Based Birth published an article on the risks and benefits of waterbirth. Click here to review their findings and gain a deeper understanding of waterbirth!

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IBC Client

“I felt supported greatly, but also given the space & empowerment to have the birth I wanted.”