A birthing tub can be considered a personal universe for the person giving birth, where the framework supports self-determination, privacy and security. Creating your own birthing space strengthens the experience of ownership and gives you deeper confidence in yourself as a birthing woman.

A home birth can be a more intimate and present experience for both you and your partner.

There is greater security with self-selected home birth, which results in fewer interventions and complications both during and after birth. Studies show that the course of birth is better when it is planned to start at home - with up to 60% fewer interventions and complications such as cesarean sections, epidural blocks, vaginal stimulation, episiotomy (cutting the perineum), major bleeding and serious lacerations.

Avoid the drive to the hospital and the risk of your contractions becoming weaker or irregular. You also avoid the risk of being sent home again.

In your own home, where you are most relaxed, oxytocin is released more easily, supporting a natural birth process.

Touching the skin - the body's largest sensory organ - releases oxytocin. When the body is surrounded by water, the entire skin is touched at once, creating comfort, deep relaxation and instant well-being - a feeling that many know from feeling the warm water enveloping the body.

Movement relieves pain and the weightlessness of the water makes upright positions and free movement easier. This supports the birth process and gives the pelvis room to expand and thus deliver the baby more gently. At the same time, it is easier for you to welcome your baby.