#birth plan

[knithacker]

She Crocheted Childbirth Birth Teaching Aids - Set Includes a Uterus, Placenta, Baby and Umbilical Cord: 👉 https://buff.ly/2XcpgKR 👶

[mpreg-ask-blog]

Angel are you going to have a home birth? And by that I mean giving birth at the Hotel in you and Husk room?

Angel: Doc said that will happen, unless it’s some kind of emergency and I need to go to a hospital.

[jadeburtonn]

Labour feels 🙂🙂🙂

[filipinawanderer]

Demystifying Birth: The Truths Every Expectant Mom Should Know

Embarking on the journey towards childbirth? Join us at #AvaCher as we demystify birth and arm you with the truths every expectant mom should know. Let's embrace this transformative journey together. #ChildbirthJourney #BirthGuide

“Hey there, mom-to-be! Is the looming prospect of childbirth giving you jitters? It’s a bit like standing in line for a rollercoaster ride, isn’t it? Well, buckle up, because we’re here to hold your hand and break down the realities of birth. Spoiler alert: It’s not exactly like in the movies!” Childbirth is a unique experience for every woman. It’s a beautiful, challenging, and transformative…

[case-study-of-parenting]

Someone i follow on instagram had a baby this week and posted her birth story yesterday. That really got me thinking about how i'd want my next delivery to be.

In my first delivery I got epidural within an hour of arriving to the hospital and while i believe it was necessary (i was throwing up from pain with every contraction) i didn't like that epidural completely took away my ability to walk. Yes, it also took away the pain, but i found it really frustrating having to be such a passive participant in my own labour. So my main wish for the next delivery is to use every other method of pain relief before epidural.

In the first round i had also wished to be in water, but can't do that with epidural so now i'd like to try that. But i'm not sure if i'll be allowed bc of my high bmi. (hospital says pre-pregnancy bmi for water birth must be under 32, mine was 35) At least i won't be allowed to push in water, but maybe hang there in the earlier stages?

The hardest part i've been thinking is my support. There is always the risk that husband can't make it for various reasons and i really don't have anybody else available on short notice. So i'm mentally preparing myself for the chance to go through this alone. But even if husband is there with me, i don't really know what kind of support i need from him. I feel like last time was pretty boring for him save for the pushing part. And he doesn't seem too excited to discuss birth plans. If i wanna try to survive longer with non-medical pain reliefs, i'll probably need more mental support but tbh i'm not sure if my husband is the best person for that. Can he handle seeing me in pain? Ugh. I know, I know, i'll talk to him at some point.

For now, i searched for some books in the library. Maybe they'll give me ideas and tips on how to prepare myself and my birthing partner.

[shaynly-babieblue]

How to Create a Birth Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide for Expectant Parents

How to Create a Birth Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide for Expectant Parents | BabieBlue How to Create a Birth Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide for Expectant Parents Creating a birth plan is an essential part of preparing for your baby’s arrival. It helps you communicate your preferences to your healthcare team and ensures that your birthing experience aligns with your values and wishes. In this…

[bpinheiro18]

[mandeeeeesays]

Our Baby Girl Dawn’s birth story

Both of my boys arrived at 38 weeks plus a couple days, so when that time came during this third pregnancy, I was even more anxious than I have been this whole pregnancy. The birthing anxiety probably came from knowing so much about birthing a baby (with no epidural!), yet not knowing how it will happen here, in a whole different country. The 38th-week O.B. Check-up came and when she checked…

[fastlane-freedom]

Preparing for Parenthood: 10 Essential Steps Before Birth

Becoming a parent is one of the most significant and life-altering experiences a person can go through. The arrival of a new baby brings joy, excitement, and a sense of responsibility. To ensure a smooth transition into parenthood, it’s crucial for expecting parents to prepare themselves physically, emotionally, and mentally. In this blog, we will explore 10 essential steps that couples can take…

[monicascot]

Protecting Female Sacred Birth And Concerns Of Loss Of Medical Sovereignty | Woke Up

Mary Lou Singleton, midwife, nurse practitioner, and medical sovereignty activist. She discusses the medical industrial complex's takeover of birth and the invasion of trans ideology into women's spaces. Concerns about surrogacy. She discusses her journey out of the left and the changes in our political landscape. The political battle is no longer Republican v Democrat but autonomy and sovereignty versus authoritarian control.

[choccy-milky]

sometimes you gotta lure your overly-studious ravenclaw gf into spending time with you 🥰 📚 ( from 'Every Teardrop is a Waterfall' by Kat_12739 on ao3, GO READ IT!!! the first story is about seb falling sick and still pushing himself/not admitting he's sick until he ends up in the hospital, the second story is about the birth of seb and clora's daughter and seb's reaction to clora almost dying in childbirth, and the third is about dealing with a fussy newborn lewis😭🥹THEY'RE SO GOOD AND SWEET AND SOMEWHAT SAD (not to mention beautifully written) so go check it out!!💖💖 )

[yellowballoonx]

[skyyhii]

Song Of The Day

[surrogacyeggdonationriteoptions]

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[boneskullravenriver]

Writing is pain but I love those small moments when you're writing and a new character decides to spawn in out of nowhere and you suddenly have this AHA moment of "you 🫵🫵🫵are absolutely going to ruin [other character]'s life 🫵🫵you are their new obsession 🫵🫵"

[harmoonix]

I think that the Universe works in mysterious ways and if something or someone is meant for you, at the right moment you'll have it, and I think everything happens with a reason, every feeling you go through, every relationship/friendship/job/school moment etc. And we don't realize that until after these things are gone or until they already happened, sometimes you wish to get some things back from your past but what if the Universe has something better to offer for you in the present?