#safemotherhood

[shebirth]

Let’s work together for safer pregnancies and healthier mothers.

#SafeMotherhood #MaternalHealth #HealthyPregnancy #SafeDelivery

#MotherhoodMatters #WomenHealth #MaternalCare #shebirth

[worknomic]

A healthy and happy mother gives birth to a healthy and happy child. Let’s spread the importance of safe motherhood on 11 April. National Safe Motherhood Day!! 

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[surinder777]

#SafeMotherhood Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Ji https://www.instagram.com/p/CfVrrQNl_cT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[vistaspecialityclinic]

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[merdeslawoffice]

National Safe Motherhood Day

We observe National Safe Motherhood Day annually on April 11 in order to raise awareness for resources available for care during pregnancy and childbirth, as well as postpartum. The main goals are to decrease the maternal mortality rates and improve medical care and services available to pregnant women and new mothers. READ MORE...

[sensacore]

National Safe Motherhood Day is Observed to Spread Awareness About Maternal Healthcare Facilities For Better Pre & Post Natal Procedures. We at Sensa Core Wish You all a Very Happy National Safe Motherhood Day.

[midwivesforhaiti]

23 babies were born last month into the loving hands of Midwives For Haiti skilled birth attendants at our *very rural* birth center. The Carrie Wortham Birth Center is the first and only medical facility in Cabestor, a remote area that has a maternal mortality rate roughly 3x the national average . Since opening our doors to the community in 2015, we haven't lost a single mother or baby. 🙌🏽💕#safemotherhood #midwife #accesstosafebirthisahumanright #midwivesdeliver #love #haiti (Photo: Catherine Malizia) (at Cabestor, Centre, Haiti)

[heterohealthcareofficial]

There is nothing as powerful as a mother’s love. Today, on #NationalSafeMotherhoodDay, let's take a step to raise awareness about safe and healthy maternity facilities for pregnant and lactating women.

[sachinseghal-blog]

Yoga For Pregnancy

[worknomic]

A healthy and happy mother gives birth to a healthy and happy child. Let’s spread the importance of safe motherhood on 11 April. National Safe Motherhood Day!!

[surinder777]

#SafeMotherhood Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Ji https://www.instagram.com/p/CfVrpWSl3ge/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[webzinin]

On the occasion of National Safe Motherhood Day, Merchant logo Webzin Infotech wishes wellbeing and safety to all the Mothers. #Motherhood #SafeMotherhood #SafeMotherhoodDay #NationalSafeMotherhoodDay #webdevelopment #webdesign #webzinInfotech #webzin — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/uBaGS5w

[capitallaparoscopy]

Giving a safe and comfortable environment to an expecting mother is what we all must focus on. Wishing a very Happy National Safe Motherhood Day. #Motherhood #SafeMotherhood #SafeMotherhoodDay #NationalSafeMotherhoodDay #capitallaparoscopy #laparoscopy #Bbsrlaparoscopy #drsambitmohanty #drgsmishra #bbsrgynicdoctor #bbsrgastrosurgeon https://instagr.am/p/CcNB3QEow3n/

[mangalmaydotorg]

Healthy mothers make healthy world. A mother's care today, shapes a child's health tomorrow. Happy National Safe Motherhood Day.

#nationalsafemotherhoodday #Safemotherhood #Safemotherhoodday2022 #HealthyMothers #Mother

#Mangalmay Group of #Institutions https://www.mangalmay.org

[midwivesforhaiti]

Midwives help people out. "One day, I went to the street market. I always carry my midwifery kit with me, wherever I go. While I was walking in the street market, I heard a big crowd shouting "push, push". I stepped forward and introduced myself as a midwife and explained exactly what I do and where I work, then showed them my ID card. As I approached the woman, I politely told the people to back out. The woman in labor seemed happy to see me as I moved towards her. I did the vaginal exam and the water bag was absent. The dilation was complete. I sat on my purse in front of the lady. I put my gloves on and then I asked her to push, it took less than two minutes before the baby came out! I gave the mom oxytocin and delivered the placenta. Then I cut the cord when the baby was on the mom's chest. Since she was in labor unexpectedly, the mother didn't have any baby clothes with her. I sent someone to buy clothes for the baby, and I gave vitamin K to the baby. Then we all went together to the hospital to have mom and baby checked out. Mom received antibiotics and they were both doing great! Then, two months later, the mother found out where I lived and came to thank me. I am so proud to be a midwife!" -Marie Denise Sylvestre, MFH graduate, #Haiti #midwives #maternalhealth #birth #midwivesdeliver #awesomewomen #everywoman #everychild #safemotherhood