Delivery Day & Hospital Stay

No two births are alike. Delivery Day looks completely different for every single mom. Can we ever be fully prepared for delivery day? Probably not for many reasons but we sure as heck can be informed. One vaginal delivery and three cesareans later, I’ve gathered some of my learning’s that have served me to good use when the big day comes. Here are some points that are helpful as you approach the big day.

Hospital Bag

No two births are alike. Delivery Day looks completely different for every single mom. Can we ever be fully prepared for delivery day? Probably not for many reasons but we sure as heck can be informed. One vaginal delivery and three cesareans later, I’ve gathered some of my learning’s that have served me to good use when the big day comes. Here are some points that are helpful as you approach the big day.

Vaginal Delivery

Again every experience is unique. From your waters breaking to being in active labor and feeling contractions that are closing in and getting stronger and more painful. Here are a few things you need to know about a Vaginal delivery.

C-Section

A cesarean section is a major abdominal surgery that involves many risks for mom and baby. The cut is made right above your bikini line where your baby will be lifted from. Some women select to have a c section by choice and other mamma’s due to an underlying medical issue or emergency. Like a vaginal delivery every cesarean delivery is different. Either way here are a few things you should know…

Baby is born: What To Expect

What happens once the baby is born is totally based on what happened during labor and how the baby adapts outside of the womb. Anything being done to baby should be communicated to parents before hand. Find a list below of what to expect…
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