Sentences with phrase «more natural labor»

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«Where I get concerned in the longer run is that the nation is becoming more reliant on immigration versus the natural population growth to supply labor,» said Scott Clemons, Chief Investment Strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.

They see it — a major misconception — as more convenient than natural labor, or less painful, or less messy.

European culture was long distinguished by the thoroughness with which it coerced labor out of its population — slavery and industrialization, phenomena equally indifferent to such inconveniences as considerations of family, were natural extensions of feudalism, only more ambitious and ingenious in their exactions.

If you are well - informed and well - supported, no matter what the outcome of your birth (natural childbirth with no medical intervention, pain relief, induced labor, or Caesarian birth) you are more likely to have a positive birth experience and to be more present to your newborn child.

These reconstructed «natural facts,» while equally socially embedded relative to more medicalized perspectives, are seen by midwives as essential components of the foundation needed for «trusting birth outside the hospital» once labor begins.

To add to my comment: I realize that it is possible and possibly more responsible and ideal to have a natural birth IN a hospital setting... unfortunately - like Ricki Lake says in her movie - hospitals are in business to make money and their efficiency time table does not usually involve encouraging or allowing natural labor to progress, which can take over 24 hours in a lot of cases.

Heck, one of the reasons I'm glad I got my section the day that I did is that I was effaced and had been having more intense contractions, and there's a distinct possibility that I would have gone into natural labor that night, in the middle of a blizzard, with a breech baby.

As the contractions continued to come very close together and seemed to become more painful with each one, and the back labor became nearly impossible to endure, we tried everything we could for natural pain management.

Read Natural Labor Pain Management Management for more about this.

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Natural birth advocates say that a more non-medical focused labor, like a water birth experience, can reduce the difficulty of labor.

The trend today in childbirth is toward expectant mothers educating themselves about labor and learning more about natural childbirth.

Think of the 100 or more women who got to experience natural labor AND took home a live baby.»

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Hospitals are reverting to more natural methods of labor, delivery, and postpartum care as the knowledge and research surrounding maternity care and women's health continues to change and advance.

While many women opt to receive epidurals (medication for pain relief) to have a more comfortable labor, many more are choosing natural births.

This quote from Attachment Parenting: Instinctive Care for Your Baby and Young Child sums up the attitude behind the growing shift in many Western cultures toward a labor - intensive but arguably more rewarding, effective, and «natural» way to raise children.

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Moms do not like lying on their backs in labor because intuitively they know it's not natural and it creates more work for the uterus which moves forward and upward.

If more mothers were educated on the natural progression of labor, there would be less medical interventions which may cause complications.

Plus, if you're nearing 40 weeks or more, these natural ways of trying to induce labor can't hurt anyway, even if they don't work.

Hospitals are reverting to more natural methods of labor, delivery, and postpartum care as the knowledge and research surroun...

Below are some options ranging from the medical methods of soothing back labor to the more natural methods.

While it's true that fear is not helpful in labor and birth, and adrenaline can decrease natural birth hormones that make labor safer and more efficient, the act of total avoidance (trying to avoid fear at all costs) paradoxically arises from a place of fear.

Chapter eight explores natural birth options, including what to expect when you go into labor, how to avoid routine medical interventions, home verses hospital and if choosing hospital, how to make the experience more green and natural.

I had «failure to progress» in my first labor too, and an operative (forceps) delivery, but went on to have four more, completely natural, births — two in hospital and two at home, attended by midwives.

Hadn't I read that induced labors were more intense than natural ones and required all sorts of tubes and monitoring?

This workshop is designed for couples that want to know more about natural pain relief options and labor comfort measures to help them confidently navigate birth.

The labor republicans sought to create producer cooperatives, believing these to be more productive and that they afforded workers more leisure than the natural workings of the labor market.

Although his offensive (more in terms of what he says than that he says it) advocacy of McCain certainly will cause Democratic senators to gag, he is a much more natural fit for the Democratic caucus and his vote on most issues (e.g., labor, health care, abortion) is much more closely aligned with the Democratic party than with the Republicans.

If a care provider routinely induces, gives episiotomies or schedules c - sections, it will be much more difficult to have a natural vaginal birth under their care than with a practitioner who limits interventions, avoids scheduled c - sections, and waits for labor to begin on its own.

She believes that a regular yoga practice will teach women the tools they need to breath and honor movement; Ultimately allowing them to become more in tune with the natural process of labor itself.

In fact, with more and more manufacturers joining the natural - product fray over the past decade, Kriser's expertise at vetting the foods the stores sell has become increasingly important, as well as labor intensive.

It's also an economic dynamo; shale natural gas and oil projects in just one region, the Marcellus shale, were responsible for more than 72 million man hours 5 of direct and indirect labor construction hours from 2008 through the first half of 2014.

According to a report released by the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign, oil and natural gas projects related to the Marcellus shale region from 2008 through the first half of 2014 were responsible for more than 72 million man hours of direct and indirect labor construction.

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