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For much of the last half of 20th century in the United States, childbirth would best be described as:

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For much of the last half of 20th century in the United States, childbirth would best be described as:

For much of the last half of 20th century in the United States, childbirth would best be described as:

▸ an interpersonal experience, to be enjoyed privately or in the company of a spouse or close friend.

▸ a medical process, to be attended by physicians and other health care personnel.

▸ a woman's experience, to be attended by other women who can share experience and empathy.

▸ a family experience, in which extended family members either participate or celebrate.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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a medical process, to be attended by physicians and other health care personnel.

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Thank you for answering so quickly

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