NIJE CEO SVET COCA-COLA: Kako izgleda porođaj bez epidurala na plus 40 i minus 60 stepeni

Svi ste sigurno nekad čuli priču o ženi koja se pre 100 godina u Srbiji porodila na njivi, prerezavši pupčanu vrpcu deteta srpom ili nožem. Stvarnost Srbije pre 100 godina, i u ovom trenutku realnost je za žene širom sveta.

Mame heroje, koje se ne porađaju u porodilištima, ovekovečula je fotograf i etnograf Ali Alegri. Kako izgleda porođaj na otvorenom, na minus 60 stpeni Celzijusa u Sibiru kod naroda Nanet, ili duboko u džungli Papue Nove Gvineje, opisuje projekat Wild Born Project trudnoća, posvećen ženama koje rađaju decu u autohtonim zajednicama diljem sveta.

Ali je provela više od 20 godina putujući oko sveta i upoznavajući autohtono stanovništvo. Svoja putovanja započela je u tinejdžerskim godinama, s punom podrškom svojih roditelja. Prvo se zaputila prema Papui Novoj Gvineji, gdje je živela četiri meseca s plemenima duboko u džungli.

-To iskustvo zauvek mi je promenilo život i vodilo me kroz dve decenije dugo putovanje - rekla je Ali.

Njen projekt slavi žene i kulturnu raznolikost, a posljednjih pet godina, Ali je bila fokusirana na rituale i inicijacije koje su povezane sa ženstvenošću, priprema za porođaj i tradicijama nakon porođaja. Upoznala je više od 10 plemena, uključujući žene iz plemena Himba u Namibiji, zajednice Meakambut i Kosua u Papui Novoj Gvineji, zajednicu Taut Batu na Filipinima, nomadske zajednice u Indiji i žene iz naroda Nenet u Sibiru.

 

 

 

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Placenta Ritual for Welcoming the Baby. For over thirty years, Kisaru Tira has been a traditional Maasai midwife. While she massages a nine months pregnant woman she explains that she can sense where the head and legs of the baby are. Kisaru shares: “When a woman delivers it is our tradition to perform a cleansing and blessing ritual with the placenta. We keep the placenta inside the house on a leather skin at the back of the mother’s bed. Together with the chewing cud of a cow the are mixed and burned to cleanse the house. @alegraally @wildbornproject #traditionalmidwifery #maasaimidwife #indigenousmidwifery @adventurous_midwives

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The word midwife comes from the old English term "with woman", which reflects the midwife's role of nurturing and supporting a woman during pregnancy. The French term for midwife is "sage femme", or wise woman, enabling a woman to have the most satisfying and empowered experience during pregnancy and birth. Throughout history and across all cultures there has been a tradition of women who operate under the broad principle of mothering the mother. The Wild Born Project offers an opportunity to learn about the traditional ways, innate knowledge and ancient wisdom of pregnancy, childbirth and midwifery practices amongst indigenous women from around the world. We explore the roles of midwives in tribal communities and how their traditional and ecological knowledge affects the course of pregnancy and childbirth and how it is passed on through generations? Is there anything within cultural heritage of the indigenous women that can inspire women in the west and enhance their positive experience of pregnancy and childbirth ? How midwives enact ecological knowledge and how their environment, plants and herbs are utilized, can we learn from them..? In this video Mbahupapi, an experienced midwife rubs Katjtindi's belly to relax her stomach muscles, a few hours before birth. Video by @alegraally @wildbornproject #wildbornfilm #wildbornproject #childbirth #birth #pregnancy #pregnant #midwife #midwifery #midwives #doula #naturalbirth #newborn #mother #motherhood #sisterhood #woman #birthwithoutfear #empowered #empoweredwomen #baby #babies #film #filmmaking #documentary #documentaryfilm #womenempowerment

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