Childbirth is a feminist issue that has been largely ignored, and this book aims to rectify that by centering the experiences and rights of birthing individuals. Milli Hill argues that the prevailing narrative of childbirth has sidelined the birthing person, focusing solely on the health of the baby. This book challenges that perspective, asserting that the birthing person's agency, power, and well-being are paramount. It provides practical guidance on birth plans and human rights in childbirth, drawing on global birth stories to empower readers.

As featured on BBC Radio 5 Live, this book has been recognized for its timely and important feminist perspective on childbirth. It challenges the conventional focus on the baby's health to emphasize the birthing person's rights and experiences. The book is structured to empower readers through practical advice on birth plans and human rights, supported by a collection of global birth stories. It aims to shift the conversation around childbirth, positioning it as a critical area for feminist discourse and action.