Especially since a low -
risk healthy pregnancy gets ruins by interventions & greed!
The studies do not lie, it is just as safe to birth at home than it is in the hospital for a low -
risk healthy pregnancy / mother.
Not exact matches
Dr Katherine Hancock Ragsdale, dean of the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, calls abortion «a blessing» because it helps women to enjoy a
healthy sexuality without the
risk of
pregnancy.
In developing countries, education and contraceptives can help the 120 million women of childbearing age who want safe,
healthy timing and spacing of their
pregnancies — and reduce the
risk of maternal and infant death.
A recent analysis of available clinical trials found that women who take probiotics — i.e.
healthy bacteria — during
pregnancy reduce their child's
risk of developing allergies.
It is important to speak with your doctor about your personal
risks and then do what you can to have a
healthy pregnancy and labor.
However, it is important to remember that our clients typically are
healthy and have low -
risk pregnancies.
I believe it is safe for a low
risk,
healthy pregnancy but no birth is without
risk.
We can tell you that we believe it is safe for a low
risk,
healthy pregnancy and that research supports this belief.
I am a proponent for home birth for those who a) want one b) are
healthy c) have had
healthy pregnancies d) are in a low
risk category.
The evidence is in and getting stronger each year, that breastfeeding during
pregnancy does not pose
risks to a well - nourished mother in a
healthy pregnancy.
I think we need to see that midwives are for uncomplicated
healthy pregnancies and ob / gyn are for high
risk pregnancies.
Third tri us aren't standard practice in
healthy low
risk pregnancies.
Properly trained midwives work to keep their moms
healthy and maintain low -
risk pregnancies by ensuring they're getting enough nutrients and getting to the root of problems (more often than not, it's caused by diet and lifestyle), rather than masking them with medication (but again, recognizing when medication is needed).
I started off very
healthy, and eventually went back to being very
healthy, and without the machines that go beep and the resources of a hospital the fact that my
pregnancy hadn't stayed normal would not have been that clear, and I would have been one of the
healthy low
risk mothers that ended up dead.
While the great majority of multiple
pregnancies result in
healthy babies, any
pregnancy with twins or more is considered high
risk.
If you can maintain
healthy blood sugar levels naturally, it is a shame to be diagnosed with
pregnancy diabetes since puts you into a «high -
risk» category that limits your natural birthing choices.
Something that isn't often thought of or talked about is that postpartum depression is a
risk for anyone who has been pregnant, regardless of whether the
pregnancy resulted in a
healthy baby or not.
At natural parenting advice, half of us were considered at
risk for gestational diabetes blood sugar levels and may have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes if we had followed the standard testing or didn't follow a
healthy pregnancy diet.
Normal means baby is born head down without being induced, between 37 - 42 weeks and afterwards mother and baby are
healthy, following a low -
risk pregnancy.
And for a
healthy pregnancy without any
risks or complications, I go on - call for birth clients at 38 weeks gestation.
'' Normal births» * for
healthy women with low
risk pregnancies by their planned place of birth at start of care in labour.
In addition, they can help to reduce the
risk of blood pooling in the veins, varicose veins, and DVT, which means that you also benefit from a
healthier pregnancy.
If you're a
healthy woman and have had no complications in previous
pregnancies, your
risk for complications now is low.
For
healthy nulliparous women with a low
risk pregnancy, the
risk of an adverse perinatal outcome seems to be higher for planned births at home, and the intrapartum transfer rate is high in all settings other than an obstetric unit
Either way, being a
healthy 27 - year - old, with a low
risk pregnancy, I couldn't understand why I lived in this amazing city, with access to just about everything else, except a variety of birth options.
Our results support a policy of offering
healthy nulliparous and multiparous women with low
risk pregnancies a choice of birth setting.
For
healthy women with low
risk pregnancies, the incidence of adverse perinatal outcomes is low in all birth settings
Transfers during labour or immediately after birth among
healthy women with low
risk pregnancies by their planned place of birth at start of care in labour.
For
healthy multiparous women with a low
risk pregnancy, there are no differences in adverse perinatal outcomes between planned births at home or in a midwifery unit compared with planned births in an obstetric unit
Previous uncomplicated vaginal birth, no
risk factors and a very
healthy pregnancy.
But, please take note that these situations are emergency or high
risk situations and when it comes to normal and
healthy pregnancies and births, pharmaceutical drugs and surgery should not be the norm.
Countries that consistently demonstrate the best maternal and newborn outcomes have a large percentage of midwife led maternity care for
healthy women experiencing normal
pregnancies - which constitutes the vast majority - a higher percentage of homebirth midwifery care with supportive hospital / medical transfer arrangements when needed, while the obstetricians attend to the women with high
risk complications and serious illnesses, which is how they are educated as surgeons and medical doctors.
Women were classified as «
healthy women with low
risk pregnancies» if, before the onset of labour, they were not known to have any of the medical or obstetric
risk factors listed in the NICE intrapartum care guideline.
Characteristics of
healthy women with low
risk pregnancies by their planned place of birth at start of care in labour.
Most moms find they can breastfeed through
pregnancy without any issue as long as it's
healthy and they are not at
risk for preterm labor.»
If I have a
healthy, low
risk pregnancy, with a history of successful, complication free, vaginal births, then my
risk should be even lower than the statistical
risk because the statistical
risk includes women who are at a higher
risk than myself, if that makes sense.
The majority felt that AIMSI must continue to support all women in choice and autonomy, not only in planned
healthy pregnancies, but also where there are fatal foetal abnormalities,
risk to life and health, and in terms of unplanned
pregnancy, to continuing a
pregnancy or to have access to safe legal abortion without travel.
If you are
healthy and experiencing a low
risk pregnancy, choose a hospital where your birthing philosophy is accepted and will be supported.
Jessica became the founder of Bed Rest Life Coach and the services she provides have been proven to help prolong high -
risk pregnancies resulting in
healthy, and full term babies.
Babies die in hospitals as well, and for me I believe the
risks are worse there for a
healthy woman with ahealthy
pregnancy.
Some women decide to have their babies at home, and for those women who have low -
risk pregnancies and are
healthy, there's no reason why it shouldn't be so.
The study explains that if you have a low -
risk,
healthy pregnancy, your chances of having a c - section (via hospital transfer) is only 6 % at a birth center, versus a 25 % chance of c - section if you birth at a hospital.
Luckily, there are some
pregnancy risks factors that women can avoid in order to increase the chances of having a
healthy pregnancy and child.
There is no more important resource for expectant families than a sound knowledge of the many ways to stay
healthy and low -
risk during
pregnancy and birth.
(2) It appears that evidence continues to mount that homebirths for low -
risk mothers are cost effective and yield
healthy results far beyond the
pregnancy.
As well, she must be
healthy and have had a low -
risk, straightforward
pregnancy.
The study findings indicated that
healthy low -
risk pregnant people who were induced at 39 weeks of
pregnancy had...
This option involves the participation of trained midwives or nurse - midwives in cases of low -
risk,
healthy pregnancies.
While it's still important to keep your
pregnancy weight gain in a
healthy range (ideally 25 - 35 pounds), this study suggests that losing the
pregnancy pounds within a year of giving birth can help reduce your
risk of developing uterine prolapse.