Giving birth in Malaysia features acupuncture to soothe pain and gentle after-birth belly massage

Malaysian clinics know almost no hospital-acquired infections making the country extremely popular among expectant mothers. Along with traditional types of anesthesia including epidural injections, local obstetricians offer hydrotherapy and acupuncture.

Another unique advantage of delivering a baby in Malaysia is local midwives referred to as bidans. They gently massage bellies of women after delivery to help them return to their normal pre-birth shape.

Child delivery in Malaysia will fit any budget

Childbirth in Malaysia is a safe cost-effective event.  For easy labor, local clinics may charge you less than $700 while C-section and other complications may result in having to pay around $2,800.

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