Merp can be used in an catch-phrase to throw people off guard or to have one beg the question Does this person really think he is a grammatitician, I think not! Additionally, one can use the word merp as a euphemism in public as not to offend any people in proximity.
Natural birth to some women means a labour without any medical pain relief, leading to a vaginal birth, and possibly third stage, without any interventions at all. Midwives and obstetricians have their own working definition of natural birth, which sits somewhere in between these different viewpoints.
I also heard that if you really want to get in touch with your body, popping out a baby in an inflatable kiddie pool definitely earns you extra mommy-points. Most people define a ânatural birthâ as delivering a baby without the aid of any kind of medication. But maybe the definition of natural needs to be broadened so that women donât feel like second-class citizens for requesting an epidural.