Hi all,
does anyone know of a MW in this
area?
J
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Christine
Sorry - I don't have research evidence to support my anecdotal observations.
Interesting how anecdotal evidence/theoretical complications is enough to
prevent hospitals providing waterbirth (and other woman-centred birth
options) despite the research to back it up. We are in a system
Chritine, I think you'll find if you read the piece on the taking of gases
has all the information in it. Including the fact that they think a larger
study should be done as aciodois of 7.05 has no long term effects. It is
worth wading through the whole thing.
Philippa Scott wrote:
Hi and welcome,
www.cares-sa.org.au http://www.cares-sa.org.au/
www.birthrites.org http://www.birthrites.org/
These are both excellent places to find terrific information on all
things VBAC.
Yes there are alternatives.
Cheers
Philippa Scott
Birth
ALL IN THE MIND with Natasha Mitchell - Placenta Brain: The Cognitive
Burden Of Pregnancy?
Saturday 21 October, 1pm, repeat Wednesday 25 October, 9pm
Ever had a case of 'placenta brain', or 'pregnancy stupidity'? Can carrying
a foetus make you drop your cognitive bundle?Are hormones to
Hi there,
Mary Cronk has a really good outline for looking
after VBAC's. It includes getting the women to be really familiar with the
scar and tissue and how it feels to touch. (it's amazing how few women go
there!)
The other interesting thing is the pulse. If
you do antenatal pulse during
Barb,
I completely agree. I have finally looked this up on the
website. What a great selection of photos. I particularly love the older
breastfeeding child looking at the camera as she feeds. That is how my little
girl looks (my breasts hang a bit lower though!) when she has her