Sentences with phrase «want laboring moms»

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This past weekend my mom and I wanted Thai food so badly, but trying to get anywhere on Cape Cod during Labor Day weekend is impossible!

Other moms feel better if they write out what they want to happen while in labor.

An example is, we can be in hard labor, uncomfortable, trying to have our peace and privacy, but our husband will want his dad and mom, to stand at our vagina and watch the baby emerge.

Of course, it was hard to fall back to sleep, so I searched for forums of other moms who'd experienced the same thing; Desperately wanting to read they ended up going into labor.

My mom arrived to watch my three - year - old daughter during my labor, because as much as I wanted her to be part of the home birth of her sibling, I was afraid I would hemorrhage again, and she would be scared.

We chatted quietly and took care of the laboring mom, who wanted her hips squeezed and her back rubbed during contractions.

But where work we always get an initial tracing to make sure baby is fine, and then if mom wants it or if it seems like it would help her labor we monitor twenty minutes out of an hour if she is out of bed walking or moving around a lot.

No one wants to be tripping over the birth photographer when they are trying to provide emotional, physical or medical support to a laboring mom or baby!

It's a great resource to teach moms that having the labor and deliver they want is possible.»

Here's what labor and delivery experts want you pregnant moms to know.

They wanted to know if the mom ended their first - time labor and birth experience with a c - section.

DR. TEVY TITH: I think it's great to want and I think that it's imp... but I also think it's important to realize that for the safety of both mom and baby things you know for things that are that happen unexpectedly in labor that it's always a possibility that we may have to go the other route.

Some moms may want to experience labor without any help from medicine, whereas others are in the «Give me ALL the drugs» camp.

From helping preemies grow steadily to holding a mom's hand during labor until her husband arrives as the hospital, nurses provide essential care we wouldn't want to go without.

Sometimes a loving and peaceful mom can help and other times it might make a laboring woman want to throw the magnolia flower in the trash.

If a pregnant mom doesn't want to get too close for comfort because of the bump, there are other methods and ways of getting exposure to prostaglandins to try to induce early labor.

Perfect for moms and labor partners wanting more practice or second - time moms looking for a refresher without the lecture component.

Mom will want to carefully consider who she invites into the labor and delivery room.

Some pregnant moms do want the standard treatment, as they are more concerned with GBS than a few doses of intravenous antibiotics, and do not feel the IV in labor will hinder them or their birth dreams.

Mom will want to read each part of the article to make sure she doesn't accidently make her labor more difficult than it needs to be.

No mom wants to make labor harder.

After hours of doing such hard work, mom doesn't want labor to slow down.

I don't think anybody wants to use it as an adjective for any part of their life, but plenty of moms have had to when talking about their labor and delivery.

Any mom to be can confirm that we can sometimes feel a bit claustrophobic during pregnancy, we tend to want to stay close to home especially as we get closer to our due date and don't tend to go too far, this also means doing a lot more sitting at home, which doesn't really help speed up labor either!

At first I told James I wanted to take it slow and labor at home, but soon I realized my contractions were really close together, about 5 to 7 minutes, so we left as soon as my mom took our son.

plus she keeps directing her questions to the mom, who at this point really just wants to be off in «labor land.»

There are a lot of people who will want to hear that a mom is laboring or when she has had the baby.

You want to make sure that, even if you happen to have a short labor, your mom won't be running late and get there just in time to yell out the last, «Push» before your baby comes into the world.

You don't want to get your care from some unprofessional idiots who leave you to labor on your own with 1 cm dilation * that stretches to 4 cm with a buldging bag * with contractions (the mom edited this fact out of her current story, but forgot to delete it from her originally published story).

Unless the mom «schedules» a c - section because she does not want to go thru labor!

Women wanted a place to go to be around other Moms and talk about their pregnancies, their labor complications, and some even said it was where women talked about their husbands.

If mom decides she wants to wait until she goes into the last stage of labor (transition) before receiving an epidural, this won't work.

Some new moms and dads want to shout the happy news from the rooftops as soon as it's happened (or even during the labor), and some want (or even need) to take the time to be in the moment themselves before they turn outward and start texting and calling and posting away.

But I have been through labor and birth twice, and let me tell you: Many moms will NOT want all the pictures you've taken of her and her baby right after labor and birth to be shared to the farthest reaches of the Internet — so don't share any pictures unless it's okay with the mom or she's said ahead of time that she doesn't really care.

Also, you will want to call important family members to let them know mom is in labor or the baby has arrived!

Well, this next mom had enough of the crowd and the audience, and she just wanted to labor in peace.

I can only imagine how difficult it is for a mom - to - be in labor without any support for the birth she wants.

(He just wants it intimate; he's got his own issues with your mom's personality and / or worries he'll be pushed aside as your labor coach, etc.) He might have some good reason, or a worry / concern that is solvable once you talk it out and map out a more detailed birth plan.