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Which Hospital Is Better.
That being said, if you are considering an unmedicated birth, Baptist downtown is probably the worst. St. Vincent's would be 2nd worst, followed closely by ...
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- The best place to birth your baby is the Fruitful Vine Birth Center http://fruitfulvine.com/ next best, St. Luke's. It really depends on what kind of birth you w...
- Baptist downtown they are wonderful and very friendly and do not hope this on you but if anything goes wrong and your baby need medical care right then there is Wolfso...
- I like Baptist downtown, I work at the children's hospital there but mainly b/c the level 3 NICU is there. So, hopefully you would never need it but, if your baby did ...
Pregnant and 46
She thought she was starting menopause, but instead she had an unmedicated birth of her beautiful, healthly baby girl. Don't worry about the statistics . ...
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- M., in this day and age, we often have much more information at our disposal than we necessarily need. Take everything you read with a grain of salt. Though risks of g...
- Hi M., NO, you shouldn't! Don't let what you read scare you. We're all unique and there is NO universal standard for women and what our bodies can endure and accompl...
- You have gotten great responses already but wanted to give you one more positive results story. My MIL had my hubby at 44 and he turned out perfect (if you ask me). ...
Presbyterian Vs. CMC
If you are looking to have an unmedicated birth or not wanting medication too early in labor, Presby and CMC-Pineville are more accomadating. ...
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- I love Presbyterian!!! I delivered both my kids there. My 2nd child was born 8 weeks premature, and my nursing staff as well as the awesome NICU staff was wonderful!
- Hello, I had both my Childern at CMC Main and both experiences were wonderful. My children recieved excellent care and so did I. My family was made to fell comfor...
- Dear H., I delivered both of my children at CMC-Main and was so glad I did. Both were born prematurely, 6 1/2 and 5 weeks early. I was comforted to be at a highly re...
Doulas
I would definitely recommend having one, especially if you intend on having an completely natural/unmedicated birth. Having a doula definitely made my labor ...
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- Hello, I used a doula for my delivery two and half months ago because I wanted to do natural childbirth-NO EPIDURAL. My doula was SO WONDERFUL and because of her ...
- hi J., i have delivered my daughter with doulas presence. I wanted natural birth, so i thought it will be helpful to have her there to help me cope through the labor....
- A doula is not a replacement for a midwife, b/c a doula doesn't provide any direct medical care. She (or he) is there to support you and your partner in the birthing ...
Has Anyone Used a Doula During Labor and Delivery?
In my case, I didn't end up with an unmedicated birth (although I tried very hard) and I ended up needed an emergency c-section in the end, but I am still ...
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- It's a personal decision but for me was completely worth it. My first child I did not have a doula, and after 21 hours of labor (which was induced), I ended up with a...
- I used a doula for both of my children's births - need I say more! I found a doula who was certified in Hypnobirthing and had the births I dreamed of having both time...
- Both of my daughters were delivered at LGH Women & Babies Hospital and I did not use a doula or a midwife for either birth. The nurses there are wonderful and I could...
Seekign Labor and Delivery Advice
If you're hoping for an unmedicated birth, then you'll want to be well prepared for the work ahead. I've had both of my girls without medication, and I ...
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- I hope you have taken a birthing class. If not sign up for one right away. But just remember to breathe through contractions and be strong. Make sure you have your ...
- You shouldn't need your pump. Your baby will be all you'll need in the hospital. If you're hoping for an unmedicated birth, then you'll want to be well prepared for...
- Hi C., We went all-natural, no pain meds whatsoever, and I had pitocin pumping into me (not my choice!). The breast pump wouldn't be necessary as you'll need baby ...
Anyone Try Hynobirthing / Hypnobabies?
I am due to give birth to our son this June and I am looking into pain management techniques in the hopes of having an unmedicated birth. ...
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- Child birth is suppose to be painful. I don't know of any one who ever gave birth with out discomfort at one stage or another.It doesn't last that long , you don't nee...
- Hi A., I have not tried Hypnobirthing, but did help a couple during their labor & delivery who used it. I was very impressed as she was able to tolerate a long labo...
- I am going to recommend hiring a doula. It's worth every cent. Amy Chavez is a great doula in the area. You can read more about her here: http://www.mamasource.c...
Pitocin or Not?
If there is no good medical reason to induce, why not give your baby the gift of an unmedicated birth? It sounds as if your previous labor experience was ...
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- I would avoid an induction unless there is a compelling reason. Induction is a risky procedure. The risks are increased from a spontaneous labor and include: inf...
- Every one has a different reaction to any kind of medication. My first pregnancy was induced. I had no problem. My second started naturally--a week late. However, ...
- J.! I am on here, too! I got your email about this this morning. I had petocin all 3 times. Two to get the labor moving after my water broke, and one to induce l...
Seeking New Midwife/hospital near S Mpls
I was nervous to tell my OB with my first that I wanted an unmedicated birth. My OB was near retirement and seemed like an "old school" kind of guy. ...
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- I have a couple of thoughts. First, you're definitely not silly for wanting a particular kind of prenatal care and birth experience. Those are important decisions a...
- I LOVE the midwives at Methodist Hospital. There are about 8 now and all are excellent. I had a two day labor, they were very very helpful and honored my requests of v...
- I had both my kiddos at Abbott and I was unable to have a midwife because of major highrisk pregnancies but I do credit Abbott and the Perinatal staff their to have sa...
Has Anyone Been Induced by Getting the "Balloon" Inserted to Help with Dilation?
Best of luck... i hope you have an easy delivery (yes, it's very possible to have an easy, unmedicated birth!). Helpful? Yes | No Save This Remove This ...
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- My daughter recently had this done and the only problem that she experienced was that it did not "fall out" as they said it would. She was at an 8 when they finally d...
- Hi, I was there when my Best friend had it done with her first son. It was not painful for her at all, just a little uncomfortable and it may take a while to dialate y...
- I don't know about the balloon, but to only get to 3 or 4 doesn't seem worth it. I was 3 cm dialated walking around from my 38 week appt. No big deal... what worked fo...
