Sentences with phrase «epidural birth»

We support all birth choices, including non-medicated birth induction epidural birth cesarean scheduled cesarean VBAC hypnobirth Bradley Method and more.

Epidural birth refers to a method of anesthesia that is given to reduce the pain of labor for the mother.

We support Natural Birth / Non-medicated Birth Epidural Birth Cesarean Birth Multiples Siblings Postpartum Mood Disorder VBAC Hypnobirthing Bradley Method Adoptive Birth Surrogate Birth Breastfeeding Bottlefeeding Baby Wearing Sibling Transitions Attachment Parenting Scheduled Parenting and more.

Supporting all birth plans and parenting philosophies including unmedicated (natural) birth / epidural birth / cesarean birth / induction / planned cesarean birth / gentle (family centered) cesarean birth / multiples / VBAC / waterbirth / attachment parenting / babywearing / scheduled parenting / breastfeeding / bottle feeding / formula feeding / and more.

We eagerly support all births, including natural birth / induction / epidural birth / cesarean / VBAC / repeat c - section / scheduled c - section / hypnobirth.

Hospital Birth · Labor Support · Induction · High Risk · Unmedicated Birth · Epidural Birth · Cesarean Birth · Vaginal Birth After Cesarean · Advanced Maternal Age · Postpartum Support · First Time Parents · Breastfeeding · Formula Feeding · Newborn Care · Newborn Sleep · Toddler Sleep

So needless to say when I «gave up» and asked for an epidural my birth plan went out the window and next thing I know I end up with a c - section.

Epidural births.

We attend VBAC s (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean), natural births at the hospital, natural births at home with a professional caregiver, medicated / epidural births, and planned and unplanned cesarean.

I think you're going to see such a difference between an epidural birth and an epidural - free birth.

Also, if the woman feels the fentanyl high, then the baby must be getting it also, which probably accounts for the many babies who have difficulties nursing after an epidural birth.

This week, Kate Turza tells us about her three epidural births, and highlights how what happens during the third stage of labor can impact breastfeeding and your recovery, even for many weeks after the birth.

For my induced / epidural birth my Mom got super excited and said the baby's head was almost out after I pushed for like a minute.

She whispered to me when to push (but no counting) but I eventually ended up putting my hands on my belly so that I could feel my contractions (my epidural birth).

Don't get us wrong — you know we fully support alternative methods — but what we don't support is judgment in either direction: toward at - home, in - hospital, natural, or epidural births.

You encouraged me to have a no epidural birth, and I did!!!