Pregnant Women Break Dancing for Good Cause

Ok, seriously, are these pregnant women really rolling on their big bellies? I so want this to be real, though I suspect some of those moves may be dangerous for both mom and babe. Fake preggies or not, the most important thing is the message this Oxfam “Flashmom: Pregnant women break dancing in London” video is sending out.

“Fourteen hundred women around the world die every day in pregnancy and childbirth due to lack of basic health care.”

That’s right. Millions of women around the globe are still do not have access to the midwives, maternity wards and medicines they need for a safe pregnancy and delivery. This greatly increases the risk of maternal and child death and disability. Oxfam is fighting to get free public health care and education to all people. Oxfam is a global movement of dedicated people fighting poverty, from saving lives and developing projects that put poor people in charge of their lives and livelihoods, to campaigning for change that lasts.

How can you help bridge the gap between pregnant woman and they so badly need? Join Oxfam by pledging to your support of its “6 Million More” movement to demand health and education for all. And help give all women a fighting chance for a healthy baby.

To join, go to www.oxfam.org.uk/grooveyourbump. And help all women groove their bumps.

Video, YouTube, OxfamGreatBritain