Baby's Bag: Lamaze
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To Lamaze or Not to Lamaze, That Is My Question. :)
Asked by K.J. from Kansas City
on March 21, 2008
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I had planned on going to a birthing class, i.e. lamaze class, althoug a few of my friends with kids say to save our time and money. I am not a big proponent of Lamaz...
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- i cannot IMAGINE getting ready for childbirth without taking a childbirth class. A parenting class is very different from a childbirth class. On top of a "childbirth...
- Educate yourself somehow. As a doula, I work with women in childbirth and the ones that have educated themselves seem to do better than those who don't. I believe it i...
- Lamaze breathing can actually make you tire out faster, and it can make you hyperventilate. Slow deep breaths are the best way to relax, and they deliver more oxygen t...
What Should Be in My Hospital Bag?
Asked by S.A. from Spokane
on March 15, 2011
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Need to make a hospital for me and my baby when I deliver. What do I need to bring?
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- didn't read other responses, but I am addicted to my lip balm. So make sure if you're OCD about something like that -- make sure it's packed in your bag already.
- several things i really like to bring of my own.. is extra maternity underwear.. even though they give you these mese type underwear that are disposible.. they made me...
- Your own overnight maxi pads. Get the best out there (Always are good). The ones provided by the hospital look like relics from the 50s and don't work well. You'll be ...
Packing Bag to Bring to Hospital
Asked by S.C. from Chicago
on October 4, 2006
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I am due in a month and figured I better start thinking about packing my hospital bag. I will be delivering at Kishwaukee hospital. I know to bring the basics (shampoo...
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- I just had my baby on the 27th and I would recommend just bringing a robe but wear the hospital gowns they are comfortable and you may want to change them frequently ...
- I wore their gown at night only because of the bleeding and my own clothes during the day. I found sweats and a button down shirt like a flannel to be comfortable. T...
- You can wear what you want, but remember you're wearing the Texas size underwear they give you with Texas size pads and you may not want to wear nice pj's...bring a ro...
What to Take to Hospital.
Asked by S.L. from Kansas City
on August 9, 2009
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My daughter and I went to her one day Lamaze class today. I did think that much of the information was great. I am a bit overwhelmed by the amount of things they sug...
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- I don't know if anyone mentioned this already, but don't forget to bring the baby book, if you're keeping one. My hospital would have inked my son's hands and feet fo...
- Hi S.: You might want to check with the Hospital, most of them now have a snack station on the maternity wards for the mom to be and coach. They keep it stocked wit...
- OK mom, first take a deap breath! I wouldn't worry so much on material things for "comfort" so much. Ask your daughter if she DOES want to bring something. Me, I labor...
What Should I Bring to the Hospital?
Asked by H.P. from San Diego
on March 11, 2008
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What should I and my husband pack to bring to the hospital when we have our first child? I have looked on some sites, but i feel like they tell you to bring everything...
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- I don't know what you've been told but I would say definitely bring your own pillow, face wash, baby wipes(for you since you can't take a shower) tooth brush, and your...
- Congratulations H.! I, too, am a mother of one. He is 6 now. I had a C section. So I stayed longer in the hospital. Here's what I brought 1)Camera or video reco...
- All the previous responses were right on! I especially agree with bringing snacks for the hubby along with warm clothes. It's the hubby who will probably be getting up...
Baby Won't Drop
Asked by N. from New York
on September 16, 2006
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Hi all,
I am 38 weeks preggo and the baby is still high up and has not 'dropped' yet. Is that a problem or is there still time. Does that put me at risk for needing...
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- You 've got at least 2 more weeks to go. Your body can change a lot in that time! Dont be concerned unless your Doctor is concerned. Good luck to you! The best is ...
- Don't worry !!!!!!!!!!!!! It is very very very normal for the baby not to have dropped yet, especially for your first pregnancy. The baby may not drop until the day ...
- N. sounds like all is fine girlie dont worry as long as the baby is in position all sounds pretty good the baby can drop just like that so dont worry about a c section...
How Do I Get a 37 Week Baby to Turn? Currently the Baby Is Transverse.
Asked by R.D. from Chicago
on August 6, 2009
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Hello mommas,
I need some advice to help my baby turn. I am 37 weeks pregnant and my baby is sideways. I do not want to have a c-section. Do you have any tips for ...
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- hi R. well your still just a couple weeks til your due so in that time the baby can turn but if your baby doesnt the doctors can do it for you the only thing is that i...
- Hi R., I wanted to reinforce the ideas of Webster technique certified chiropractic care, prenatal yoga. (Spend times tailor sitting and especially on all fours - r...
- Hi, I was the same way around 35 weeks and my OBGYN told me to kneel with my head down towards the floor and my hips/butt up in the air and stay there. It shouldn't...
Expecting Our First Baby, Need ALL Sorts of Help!
Asked by K.L. from San Diego
on November 4, 2008
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My husband and I are expecting our first baby at the end of January. I just feel at lost for what to expect about anything and everything. We are so exciting about o...
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- Hi K., You have received lots of great advice. I was in your spot as well 4 years ago (High school sweetie and I married and nervous about what to expect). Here thi...
- Take a breastfeeding class through your hospital. It is THE BEST thing you can do for your child. Read The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding by Le Leche League Internationa...
- Congrats! I am a mother of four and can list the things I found of value: 1. Crib - like other's said check Craig's list and Children's Orchard stores for use ones. ...
Birthing Options--lamanze, Bradley, Etc.
Asked by K.P. from Denver
on October 10, 2006
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I definately want to have my baby at a hospital under the care of an OB. I've got a labor doula who will be present at the birth, as will my husband.
I want to t...
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- Hello K., I am sorry to say but the Lamaze or the bradley is over rated. I have two health wonderful children that both weighed 8 pounds 14 ounces. I didn't go throug...
- Many moms find that hospital based classes that teach "prepared" childbirth are simply "preparing" you to do exactly what the hospital wants - huff and puff and roll o...
- Ideally giving birth naturally is what we all hope for. The reality of childbirth can be a different story and every body is different. I personally had an anesthesiol...
I'm Trying to Register for My Baby Shower and I Don't Know What I Need...
Asked by R.R. from San Francisco
on September 11, 2008
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There are so many "must-have" baby things out there that I have no idea what is really helpful vs. what is not as important. If you could respond with baby products t...
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- One thing I found invaluable was a baby carrier. I had a clingy baby who needed constant attention (still does and she is 12! :) ) and I would carrier her on my bac...
- 1) If you're going to use disposable diapers, don't get a Diaper Genie -- they require their own special bags. Get the Diaper Champ -- you can use tall kitchen garbag...
- I lived in my sling-for the baby of course. Also, a portable small bassinet with a removeable top (it snaps right on top, so I could change the baby there when she wa...
