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Madelaine
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Breeched
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Try these : )
One midwifes collection of breech
Sonja, the lady who currently has a breech baby
does have a OB or a referal to someone who will preform and ECV.
Madelaine
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Sonja
Barry
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 9:13
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Hi Madelaine
In my experience I have found that the mothers of
babies who are breech usually have something going on in their lives or fear of
something in relation to birth. The babies have their heads close to the mum's
heart for comfort knowing that something is not right with her.
We
I'm with you Brenda...if we were living in larger communities, or extended
families rather than the very restrictive nuclear families, there would be
lots of helpers to care for the babies when the mothers needed a rest.
One homebirth I attended the woman had both her mother and mother-in-law
Ahhh!
mother friendly hospitals...now that would be worth pursuing!
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Wouldn't it ?
I always say baby - friendly is OK for the baby but often it's really tough on
the mothers.
We ought to be able to do service to both, compromise being the operative word.
The old days of 'lying in convalescing' were good for mothers babies, I
agree with the previous post about
Funny you should mention the 'holistic approach', I have just finished an AN
class talking about postnatal care and i was contrasting the UK system of
off and out of hosp. to the system in the Netherlands, where (apart from an
impressive 40% + home birth rate) a 'domestic'- cross between a home
Hi,
I really disagree that baby friendly hospitals are OK for the baby but tough
on the mother. And if your baby friendly hospital is tough on the mother,
then you should be looking at why - because it shouldn't be that way. The
newborn mother and baby are a unit. They both surely need to
Excuse cross-posting, but this is very pertinent. MM
22 November 2005
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documents for consultation which could have a
Ah, but mother friendly involves before the birth and during the birth
where mum is a single unit not a double unit -with baby. Hospitals are
rarely mother friendly, there are individuals who try to facilitate a
mother centred experience but usually this goes against the policies in
place that
Please dont forget the fathers.
Most couples I talk to that choose private care (up here) do so because dad can
stay with them. This is dispite the c/s rate being twice as high as the public
hospital. Truly valuable postpartum care should treat the family unit in
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Brenda I love your idea!
Weather a hospital is baby or mother friendly or not, is kind of a moot
point these days, you are booted out the door so fast.
When I had my first child, having just moved to a small country town, no
friends or family I was very much on my own, in reflection it was
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I agree, Tania. I find, regardless of the BFHI, it still depends who you get
on the day. I know considerable numbers of women who, like myself, had no
benefit from the BFHI despite having babies in accredited hospitals. Having
guidelines doesn't mean they get followed and since separation after
I have a question to put out to you all, I would just like to know what your
expereiences are with IV antibiotics and women who have had a C/S as at the
hospital in which I work the OB's current trend is to put women who have had
Ceasars either elective or emergency on triple AB's for three to
When I had my 3rd child in Switzerland my health insurance paid for a
'housekeeper' for a month after the birth. My OB wrote that since it
was my 3rd child I would be tired!! They would do odd jobs, like
ironing, cleaning, cooking (although I never took up the last one). It
was lovely to sit on
I cried when I read what your lady from Melbourne wrote. Just remembering
the way a horrible doctor spoke to me when I was very pregnant with my
third who also happened to be a VBAC. Had to see a doctor because it was
hospital policy, they had to okay my natural birth decision before I could
This is one reason the people of Mareeba fought so hard for their maternity ward. We have 3 rooms which used to be two bedded and have been converted to just one with a Queen size bed, TV, fridge, table and chairs and an easy chair. Partners are welcome to stay as are close others if partner
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We used to do 3 doses of Keflin but that has ceased not. I think the anaesthetist, depending on who it is, just gives a one off dose of cephtriaxone nowdays. Cheers Judy PS Hi Dot, good to see you progressing on, hope all is going well. Dorothy Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a
Hi Dorothy,
That sounds quite excessive. We give a single dose of Cephazolin to the
women who have a c/s.
Regards,
Nicole.
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