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There is this idea that if you don’t VBAC and you schedule a repeat cesarean, that you will be safe from complications. This is because during a “VBAC counsel,” women are often told of the risks of VBAC, namely uterine rupture, but they are rarely told the risks of repeat cesareans in their current and [...] I love Consumer Reports. When we purchased our kitchen appliances, washing machine, and computers, I went to them first. Turns out, you should include them while preparing for your child’s birth as well. In 2005, Consumer Reports listed cesarean sections as one of the most common unnecessary surgeries. As a result, they suggested: Ask what [...] J Midwifery Womens Health. 2007 May-Jun;52(3):262-72. Evidence-Based Practices for the Fetal to Newborn Transition Abstract Many common care practices during labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period impact the fetal to neonatal transition, including medication used during labor, suctioning protocols, strategies to prevent heat loss, umbilical cord clamping, and use of 100% oxygen for [...] “Nothing risked is nothing gained. The euphoria of conquering your fears and other’s doubts wouldn’t be so powerful if it was an easy, sure thing. Its facing that dragon that makes you a hero, not just slaying it.” This is so true. When I was pregnant with my daughter and people found out I was [...] This is a fascinating read by Jean Sutton. Here is the link to the full article, below are some passages I found partially interesting…. "To understand real, physiological second stage labour, we must learn about the ‘rhombus of Michaelis’. This is the kite-shaped area of the lower spine that includes the sacrum and three [...] |
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