Pain in childbirth is one of the last things expectant parents are really told about, but which they discover in birth.

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‘I was a whimp. When I found out I was pregnant, I asked all my girl friends which pain relief was the best. Everyone had something different to say. Some liked the gas and others hated it. Some like the shot they were given, others said it was horrible. Some really liked their epidural, others said it was terrible! I wanted something that was for sure. I wasn’t too certain my husband really wanted to be at the birth much less have to help me. My mother who had 4 horrible births gave me The Pink Kit. I looked through it early in my pregnancy and didn’t get it. But when I was 32 weeks, the birth seemed right around the corner. Took out The Pink Kit again and now it did make sense. I still had a bit of a struggle with bits of it, but over all it was brilliant. It was like an anchor for me. I knew my doctor won’t give me pain relief until I needed it and I had a feeling I would need it at my first contraction. Actually, I didn’t need it at all. There were a few contractions right at the end which made me consider it, but by then my doctor won’t give me anything because I was so close to giving birth. There’s no doubt The Pink Kit changed my birth experience. It also changed my husband’s because he was great as my coach because of the Pink Kit skills'.
Beth R
 
‘I used an epidural in all three of my previous births. This baby certainly wasn’t planned. I was terrified about birth again. My memories were of my being out of control. My best friend and her husband had used The Pink Kit and gave it to us. It was great. Instead of being afraid of birth, I was angry about my previous births. WHY HADN’T I KNOWN THIS INFORMATION BEFORE! Of course this birth was different. I recognized that period of labor when I had stopped coping, but this time I had used my Pink Kit skills earlier so that period of my labor didn’t bother me as much. Having my husband have better coaching skills made all the difference. We had a wonderful birth'.
Harley family

Fathers don’t often speak up about birth. Well it’s about time we did. This is how I figure it. Our ladies want us to help them and it’s expected that we are with them in labor. Then give us the skills we need. There is no man I know who doesn’t want to help, but we’re not being taught how. The Pink Kit skills are the ones! Bluntly there is nothing else you need to know. The Pink Kit skills were written for men and men have to teach themselves how to coach at the birth of their kids.'
Roland N.

As a father of three children, having been at all births, I can tell other men how important it is for a dad to have good coaching skills. I didn’t have them at the first two births and my partner used pain relief. I knew she was suffering but every time I tried to touch her and help she brushed my hand away. Every time I tried to talk to her she told me to shut up. After a point, I just left her alone, then she had an epidural and I sat in the chair and waited. This time we used The Pink Kit which we bought online. What a difference. I knew what to do, she knew I knew and I knew she knew. Great birth. Dads out there, The Pink Kit is the one!'
Daryll W.