Birthing Classes
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Childbirth Classes
Asked by M.N. from Grand Rapids
on March 27, 2008
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I was reading in my books that I should start looking or enrolling in some Childbirth classes. Does anyone know of any close to Wyoming, Michigan area? My husband an...
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- Congrats! I would suggest calling the hospital where you plan to deliver your baby girl. If you attend a class there it will also help familiarize you with the hospi...
- I took the class at spectrum though I must say I thought it was a waist of $$ I learned more by the books I read. But if you would like to take it,its available at t...
- Hi M.! I also live in Wyoming and just had twins. I delivered at St. Mary's (I used to work there, so felt comfortable going there). The hospital that you plan on d...
Webster Technique: Does It Help to Relax Hips for Easier Birthing?
Asked by V.J. from Phoenix
on January 23, 2008
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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and am wondering if the Webster Technique helps to relax the hips and get the baby in an easier birthing position. I am pretty sure that my baby ...
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- congrats on your first. so what is the Webster Technique? thats my last name and i have never heard of it... lol well anyway let me know if it works for you!
- Hello and congratulations!!! I am a holistic healthcare practitioner in Flagstaff and one of my specialties is working with pregnant moms. I offer acupuncture and ad...
- Hi V. I have a 6 month old boy and I also took Hypnobirthing! And I even planned a water birth at home, which didn't work out because the water accelerated my 2 and ...
Wanted: Finding a Birthing Class
Asked by A.L. from Phoenix
on February 1, 2010
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I am having a hard time locating options for Birthing Classes other than the crash courses offered by the hospital. Anyone have suggestions?
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- You can google the following organizations and narrow it down to a teacher closest to you. You can also google something along the lines of: childbirth classes in...
- What kind of birth do you plan on having? I know there are Bradley Method classes along with Hypnobirthing classes, but those tend to be more geared to those who wish ...
- There are a TON of great birth classes here in the valley! Nurturing Hearts Birth Services offers birth classes, of varying lengths. Both of the teachers are truly ...
Natural Birthing Experience at Baylor Hospital-Dallas
Asked by V.S. from Dallas
on April 22, 2009
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My husband and I are trying to decide on delivery at Baylor Hospital with my doctor there or at the Birth and Women's Center birthing center about four blocks away. I...
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- V., I'm sure you will be getting a lot of responses about the hospital vs birthing center. I have not been to either. But what I wanted to say is talk with your doc...
- My friend works in L&D. Baylor is suppose to be good with natural labors but I believe they require you to be on a monitor for something like 20 min every hour so the...
- I delivered two children via natural childbirth at Baylor. If you decide to go to Baylor versus BWC, I would highly recommend you use a doula. Dr. Audrey Graham deli...
Are Childbirth Classes Necessary?
Asked by C.B. from Dallas
on April 10, 2007
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My husband and I are expecting our first child, a daughter at the end of June. We had been interested in signing up for childbirth classes, but have not been able to ...
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- For sure take a class, or at least get the video. I think you can rent them at blockbuster. It just help to know what to expect. You will be hurting and at least yo...
- The only thing I found helpful was the baby-care class (I never had changed a diaper, fed a baby --nada before my baby) and the tour of the facilities. Everything els...
- We didn't really learn anything we didn't already know and when it came to labor, I didn't use any techniques (in too much pain.) Although it was nice to meet some oth...
Advice Needed for Daycare Facilities, Baby Shopping , Birthing Classes Etc
Asked by S.K. from Minneapolis
on January 11, 2010
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Hi moms,
I have a few questions regarding planning certain things for my baby.I am now in my 5th month. I don't have many friends here who have babies , so it would...
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- Hi there. I'm due any day now with my first so I have very limited information. Personally, after seeing how much one baby sleeper cost, I looked on ebay and quite f...
- I would start looking for daycare now! Go in, ask questions, and see what/where you feel comfortable. Must haves when a baby is born: car seat, crib/bassient with ...
- You're questions cover so many things. I'll respond to what I can. 1). Start looking now. Baby/pregnancy books will help with providing you with questions to ask...
Can Anyone Recommend a Good Birthing Class in the Royal Oak Area?
Asked by A.R. from Detroit
on October 28, 2006
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I'm only 5 months along in my preganacy, but I was told that I should start looking into birthing classes. I thought I would be able to find something at the Beaumont...
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- Sounds like the more personal home option would be a wonderful choice--if you're still looking for a hospital-based class--DMC's Hutzel Hospital has classes on Saturdays.
- Ditto on Darlene. We took her class this past Feb and for first time parents it is great. It was at her home in Troy and made us both feel very comfortable and open ...
- I don't know of any birthing classes. However, our pediatrician is in Royal Oak. I would recommend looking into using her if you don't already have one. I drive f...
Water Birth? Birthing Chair? Kneeling Birth? Successful or No?
Asked by M.E. from Chicago
on March 11, 2008
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Hi Everyone,
I was hoping that some ladies out there with experience trying alternative birthing positions could share their experience. Specifically, did you use a...
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- Two homebirths with a midwife for me, after a hospital controlled birth. By intuition, I birthed the 2 babies at home on my hands and knees with no instrution for anyo...
- I also use West Suburban midwives and delivered in west suburban's alternative birthing center. It was a fantastic experience. my first baby was in a typical hospit...
- I also had a water birth with West Suburban Midwife Associates, at West Sub (but a few years ago). So I'll save space and say, "what the other posters said." It was a ...
Anyone Willing to Share Their Birthing Stories Using FW Hospital-based Midwives?
Asked by A.F. from Dallas
on November 14, 2008
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We just moved from Austin. We had our first baby at Austin Area Birthing Center and wanted to have baby # 2 at a birthing center but there aren't any in FW. Has anyone...
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- A.: I am a doula in the areas and ahve delivered several babies with the Baylor Nurse Midwives and will be working with the Harris Midwives in January. Baylor is a...
- Hi A., I moved from Austin last February and gave birth to my son in April at Harris Methodist downtown. Though I wanted to give birth at a birthing center, my age ...
- I had the midwives of Andrew's Midwife Center that are associate with Baylor down town. *west magnolia*. They are nice, and care for you. Sharon, Nancy and the nurses...
Childbirthing Classes and Doulas
Asked by I.R. from Washington DC
on March 20, 2009
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Hi! I am 15 weeks pregnant and I would like to have the delivery without epidural, even I am open if I need one at the last minute. But I really want to have it with...
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- You should look in to Loudoun Community Midwives in Lansdowne (Leesburg), VA. They deliver at INOVA Loudoun Hospital which is only 20 minutes from Centreville. www...
- Congratulations! I can highly recommend my doula, Wendy Sewell in Reston. I just did a google search for Wendy Sewell VA and got a Maternity Center Doula document list...
- Many women have very positive experiences with Loudoun Community Midwives, who have privileges at Inova Loudoun. They have on their website their statistics on how m...
