Controversial reality show 'Born in the Wild' ready aired premiered in March next 215. Couples who participated in this reality show for the first recount their experiences giving birth in the wild 'wild' without the help of medical personnel.

'Born in the Wild' which is aired by Lifetime Network was showered with criticism when announcing this event in June 2014 and then. Critics call the event too dangerous for mothers in childbirth is not with the assistance of health experts.

"There are no hospitals, no drugs, no doctors, no word back," he says in the footage promotion reality show.

Really dangerous? Answering these criticisms, one partner and producer of the television show 'Born in the Wild', Yoshi Stone spoke. Stone emphasizes all participants plan their own reality show in the natural childbirth as what they want. And it also provides the medical staff if the couple wants.

"There was a hot debate from all sides, but the most important of all parties should be able to make their own decisions," Stone said as quoted HLN TV.

The couple Peter and Audrey Bird including this then make their own decisions. Their daughter who is now six months old and born outside their home in Alaska. Bird residence located in the city no access road, a lot of wild bears and is 150 miles from the nearest hospital. Husband-wife who also has a son moved to the area because they want a more modest lifestyle and their decision to give birth outside of the home is a decision that was not made up.

"Our first child was born at the hospital and it was to be an experience that we think we do not want anymore," said Audrey who decided not to bring the medical team (like the ones that are given the Lifetime team), while giving birth to her second child outside their home.

"I did it outside the house because I like to be there because they are outside the home that we spent most of our time," said 25-year-old woman.

The delivery process itself begins Audrey in her house. But after the delivery closer to the birth of a baby, he moved out of his house. He was in a tent that the floor has been covered with soft pads and blankets for comfort. There are also mosquito nets to prevent mosquito or other insect entry.

When the delivery process, Audrey and Peter contact the nearest medical team in case if there is a bad thing unexpected happened. The medical team has equipped itself with a variety of things such as oxygen tanks and surgical tools. In the end, their presence is not required. Audrey was able to give birth to her second child after birth for three hours.

Audrey is one of the success stories in the Born in the Wild. Lifetime party said to minimize the risk, they do not invite the mothers who previously had never given birth. Couples who sign up for this event should also include a plan of their child's birth. And pregnancy lived always monitored and evaluated by experts. Interestingly, all the couples who participated reality shows do not get paid for their participation. Tim Lifetime medical costs only bear the birth process.