Hello again! I am supporting a woman who is Jewish and they
are very religious – so I am after some tips on how I can best work with
their religion during the birth. So far I know that the father-to-be is unable
to see her less dressed than he would normally (so she needs her top on during
the birth), she cannot pass things to him (baby included), he cannot help her
when she is bleeding nor cut the cord (suggested to mum that she might like to),
can’t touch her during a contraction or if her waters have broken, breastfeeding
can’t happen right away unless dad isn’t there (he will see her
body), if it is a Saturday they cannot use anything electrical and can’t
call me – only emergency numbers if need be etc… so I do want to be
able to support them as best I can within accordance to their religion. The Best
Regards, |
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