They work with many women from a variety of social, cultural, and economic situations who face both normal situations and challenges from the inception of their pregnancies onwards. The authors justify their title, Woman-Centered care as a necessary reaction, first, to technology centered care where the pressure of modern technology which forces institutions to use more machines to reduce labour costs. Second, the title is also in reaction to physician controlled care in pregnancy and child birth and their preoccupation with malpractice suits leading to a leap in interventions. For those clinicians who were trained without all these gadgets and trends these are understandably good arguments