Support during Labour, Delivery and Returning Home (Live video in French)

31-32 weeks pregnant, Baby/parents, Childbirth, Prenatal
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Theme: Support from fathers during labour, delivery and returning home.

For Father’s Day, Marie answers your questions about support from fathers during labour, delivery and returning home. Their support role is essential for every pregnant woman.

Timing:

00:04:00: A mother’s needs during labour: love, comforting, positive energy, protection

00:06:00: A mother’s needs during pregnancy

00:06:25: Teamwork as a solid couple

00:10:40: The impressions and feelings of fathers during this stage

00:29:40: What I have seen and heard frequently about the father’s experience

00:31:00: Worries expressed frequently by fathers

00:31:15: Communications and helpful advice

00:37:00: How can you support the new mother after a caesarean section?

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