Tag: labour and delivery
Birthing room
Delivery rooms in hospitals have changed the way we experience the arrival of a baby. Take a guided tour...
What is spinal anesthesia?
My friend gave birth to a beautiful boy this week and she said that the anesthetist performed spinal anesthesia to quickly soothe her pain during
Yes or No? Is a Breech Birth Possible?
Is it dangerous if babies remain in a breech position? Not necessarily. The baby will be fine in that position, but a breech birth is
The Bonapace method
The Bonapace Method can help you better understand the experience of labour and birth.
Analgesics and Anesthetics
During a hospital delivery, you will have the choice to relieve the pain of contractions with analgesics or anesthetics
Support During Pregnancy and delivery
The people accompanying a woman during labour must be ready for their roles. Julie Bonapace suggests things during childbirth.
Natural Methods for Pain Relief
Many tools and methods to soothe pain are available during childbirth.
Preparing your Stay in the Hospital
What is a birth plan? What are the signs that you will give birth soon? What will the medical staff do when you arrive?
Caesarian deliveries
Some pregnancies end with a caesarean section. To prepare for this option, Marie meets with Dr. Guy Waddell.
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