Childbirth in a Hospital with an Epidural

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Marie accompanies Karine and Jocelyn to the hospital for the birth of their second baby. During this birth, the doctor will induce labour. You will also see how an epidural takes place.

To learn more, watch these videos:

Mother Reactions during Labour (French only)
Father Experiences during Labour (French only)
Adapting to the Return Home with a Newborn

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