Optimal Labor Positions for a Shorter and Easier Birth
Overview For most of human history, a mother in labor was free to move around and change…
Overview For most of human history, a mother in labor was free to move around and change…
Overview The third stage of labor starts after your baby is born and ends with birthing the…
Dates are the fruit of the date palm tree. While dates are high in sugar, they also…
Overview The thought of eating your placenta might gross you out at first, but once you hear…
Overview An intervention is any action taken to alter the course of your labor or birth. Modern…
Overview A rebozo is a long rectangular shawl that originated in Mexico. Like many non-western traditions, the…
Overview Hydrotherapy is a broad term that encompasses many different treatments around the physical properties of water…
Overview You have several pain management options for labor and birth. The availability of specific methods may…
Overview Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, was first used as a labor analgesic in 1881….
Overview In this episode, we are talking about epidurals. There are three separate procedures that can be…
Overview A birth center is a middle ground between home birth and a hospital. You get the…
Overview About 98% of all births in the United States are in hospitals. Even if you plan…
Overview This podcast covers a lot about preparing for the birth experience you want. If you listen…
Overview For a long time, it has been a common rule in hospitals that you could not…
Overview You have a vision of what you imagine your labor going like. There is always the…
Overview You spend nine months preparing for your labor and birth, and suddenly it is here, and…
Overview COVID-19 has caused a lot of changes to birth plans over the past few months and…
Overview Whatever you want to call it, everyone goes #2, poops, or has a bowel movement. Spoiler…
Overview Your perineum is the area between your vaginal opening and your rectum. This area stretches during…
Overview Picture the moment your baby is born. The umbilical cord is still connected on one end…
Overview Your baby’s umbilical cord is their lifeline. The reason for this, is that it is constantly…
Overview Pasmo is a Spanish word that doesn’t have an English equivalent. It describes the reversal of…
Overview Back in the 1950s dads spent labor in hospital waiting rooms, called “stork clubs”, until a…
Overview Breathing is something we are constantly doing and seldom paying much attention to. When you are…