Sentences with phrase «midwives about»

I get to hear directly from midwives about the issues they and their patients are facing every day

And when I tried to talk to the midwives about how they had harmed me, they ignored my concerns.)

I am dismayed, however, to see that, repeatedly, reporters are using an extremely incorrect and outdated term to refer to the midwives about whom they write.

Let's try listening to obstetricians about why obstetrics is important, and midwives about why midwifery is important, and nurses and doulas and mothers and electricians and gardeners.

My instincts told me they were, but when I asked my midwives about it, they chalked it up to «baby blues» and normal new - mom adjustment.

She teaches midwives about the psychology of normal birth and hypnosis for childbirth on a regular basis.

That will likely involve some amount of talking with doctors / nurses / midwives about how things are going and what you want to do at any given point.

So I told my midwife about my dreams.

Talk with your doctor or midwife about using an over-the-counter pain reliever to help with pain.

Worse case scenario, if you were planning a home birth, talk to your midwife about renting a hotel suite and enjoy their spa and room service.

A friend of mine complained to her midwife about feeling so worried that something would go wrong during her pregnancy.

Don't be afraid to talk to your midwife about sex.

If going slowly and a bit of time doesn't seem to help never hesitate to ask your doctor or midwife about potential causes.

This is something that you should ask your doctor or midwife about during your prenatal visits.

As a newly qualified midwife about to enter my own practice I am VERY grateful for your story shared with such intelligence and deep love.

You should also ask your doctor or midwife about their specific rates for cesarean section, even if you do not think that you will have a cesarean.

If it doesn't, talk to a midwife about proper latching for breastfeeding.

If your pain is persistent, talk to your doctor or midwife about possibly taking an over-the-counter pain reliever.

The test is not carried out automatically in all countries, and you may want to ask your midwife about it.

I found a midwife about an hour from my house named Dinah.

If it is important to you to have your family with you when you give birth, ask your midwife about this.

Talk to your doctor or midwife about any concerns that you have with your baby moving.

More importantly, however, interviewing your midwife about her transfer rate, morbidity / mortality rates and ability does absolutely nothing if the midwife lies to you.

I talked to my midwife about it and she was all on board.

Please talk to your doctor or midwife about your birth preferences and ask that you are not given this medication if you want a physiological third stage and if you intend to breastfeed.

Be sure to talk to your doctor or midwife about what their preference is and what your preference is before labor starts.

Talk to your doctor or midwife about how often and under what conditions she performs episiotomies and how she might help you avoid an episiotomy or tearing.

To ensure surgery doesn't stand in the way of you bonding right away with your little one, talk to your doctor or midwife about their practices, Make sure he or she knows how important those first minutes are to you — and ensure you'll have the chance to take in that warm and wiggly bundle of joy.

You should talk to your doctor or midwife about how to best monitor your baby if you are concerned.

Especially if your are giving birth in water at the hospital or at the birthing center make sure to talk with your midwife about all the process as there are some rules and regulations they have to follow during water births.

Mom's GD can cause health issues for baby if her sugars aren't well - controlled, so there's something to be said for consulting with a doctor or midwife about those numbers.

Tell your midwife about it so she'll remind you.

I'm 26 weeks pregnant atm and I am so terrified that I won't be able to bf my baby girl because of these stupid tubular breasts I've been cursed with: (Ive spoken to my midwife about it but all she said was that we just have to wait and see what happens after birth.

If your hospital is not included in our ratings, ask your doctor or midwife about the hospital's rates.

Phoned the surgery and the midwife about the splints, she forgot to do anything about it!

Ask your midwife about antenatal exercise classes in your area.

Protect yourself and your baby by communicating with your doctor or midwife about chest pain you may have during pregnancy.

Please speak with your doctor or midwife about your use of TENS.

When talking to one midwife about the fact that I would chose not to breastfeed if I had a baby, she replied «Well, you don't deserve to be a mother then!»

When you're trying to decide which prenatal vitamin to supplement your diet with, talk to your doctor or midwife about their recommendations and keep some things in mind:

Dörte calls it the «objective gaze [den objektiven Blick]» 17: She can speak to her midwife about difficulties in the relationship to her husband without worrying her midwife «developing an opinion» about her husband as friends or family members would.

Also speak to your doctor or midwife about a referral to clinical psychologist who specialise in supporting women who are worried or scared about giving birth.

If heartburn does not subside and is causing you pain, talk to your doctor or midwife about pregnancy - appropriate heartburn medication.

I spoke to my midwife about it and she suggested i take tenenol which helps sometimes but the pains come back quickly

It is OK to speak with you doctor, or midwife about this.

If you're pregnant, and looking for a gentle birth experience, why not ask your midwife about water birthing.

Please speak to your midwife about natural pain management tools and techniques, such as water birth, which are available at the birth centre.

And I wanted you know, if it was gonna happen I wanted to keep going and so you know, went to bed at night and I woke up about 2 am in the morning and I was like «Okay, this is the real deal» and I called my midwife about 7.30 am saying «Okay, I am on an intensity about 8 out of 10 so I think we definitely have to meet.»

Ask your doctor or midwife about trying supplements such as iron, magnesium, vitamin B12, or folate.

If your natural milk supply has been suppressed for some reason, ask your doctor or midwife about using these foods, plants or herbs to help boost your milk output once again.