Good point. You win the prize for best feminist on answerMug.
Gee, I hate it when my own unconscious sexism gets caught in the act.
On second thoughts - I think it depends on how one defines "delivered."
I think mid-wives and obstetricians deliver when they assist in the birthing process.
But I think the mothers don't deliver; they almost involuntarily give birth. It's the baby's release of oxytocin into her bloodstream that triggers her body into labour, compels her whether she feels ready or not. After that, there's nothing the woman can do about it except for some control over the timing of her breathing and bearing down. Sometimes she's so out of her mind with pain or exhaustion that she can't even think enough to make decisions - she needs her trusted partner or friend beside her to intervene on her behalf with the professionals.
This post was edited by inky at July 25, 2019 8:40 PM MDT
He's just use to being busy ,as his last job was a PostMan ,or a MaleMan as you call them in America...and as he was use to put things in a box ,he takes them out of one for a living now instead... :)D
That would be easy to achieve during a career. The average in a suburban setting is 250 to 300 per year according to this guy claiming to know: https://www.justanswer.com/ob-gyn/286cl-average-deliveries-does-ob-gyn-perform.html
"She will be greatly missed as she was an inspiration to generations of physicians, nurses, administrators and staff," said Vista Health System President and CEO Barbara Martin in a story in the Lake County News-Sun.