Risks of Epidural Use During Labor

Risks of Epidural Use During Labor

In the US, 71% of women choose to have some type of epidural anesthesia pain relief during labor (Stanford Medicine, 2017). Most of the time, epidural anesthesia is not medically necessary. It is chosen by mothers who do not want to experience the pain that comes with childbirth, or it’s been suggested to get an epidural. Epidurals are also used when a woman is not progressing, or they have hit their threshold for labor pain and ask for it.

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Connecting with Your Baby: 5 Ways to Bond Before Birth

Connecting with Your Baby: 5 Ways to Bond Before Birth

The bond you create with your little one will sustain you through all the hills and valleys of your journey together. Forgive and heal old wounds, surround yourself with positivity and wander with curiosity into the great unknown of motherhood.

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Pregnancy Wellness: 5 Ways to Stay Healthy and Happy

Pregnancy Wellness: 5 Ways to Stay Healthy and Happy

In addition to finding a trusted midwife, attending prenatal appointments and doing any recommended testing to ensure and healthy, safe birth, here are 5 ways to stay healthy and happy during this incredible journey.

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Having a Beautiful, Natural Birth at a Birth Center

Having a Beautiful, Natural Birth at a Birth Center

Pregnancy and child birth are natural processes that have been growing our species since, well...the very beginning of our time. For most women, the power to birth a baby is a primal one that comes quite naturally.

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Choosing a Natural Birth with a Midwife

Choosing a Natural Birth with a Midwife

It is well known throughout the world that for a low-risk, healthy mama, birthing a baby naturally with a midwife in a quiet, familiar environment is not only safe, but better for the woman and baby.

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