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3 quick tips for first-time moms about birth and postpartum! #pregnant #pregnancytips #firsttimemom #birthtips #colostrum #birtheducation
2️⃣ sacs protecting your baby in utero. 1️⃣The outer sac is called the CHORION. 2️⃣The inner sac is called the AMNION. These 2️⃣ sacs provide a protective barrier for your baby during #pregnancy and #birth. Inside the amnion sac is the baby, umbilical cord and amniotic fluid. There is a small amount of fluid in between the two sacs. Sometimes the CHORION sac can break only leaving the AMNION sac still intact protecting your baby. Most of the time both sacs will break during the birthing process. Lastly, if the sacs don’t break…#baby will be born in the water sacs as known as EN CAUL. ‼️It is utmost important to leave the water sacs alone. Let them break when they are intended to break. The birthing process knows the waters should release right before a baby is born. Want to learn more? My #naturalbirth workshop, #TrainforBirth covers water breaking in detail and its importance in the #birthing process. Train with me! Virtual and in person natural birth workshop👉🏼trainforbirth.com #fyp #childbirtheducation #birtheducation
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2️⃣ sacs protecting your baby in utero. 1️⃣The outer sac is called the CHORION. 2️⃣The inner sac is called the AMNION. These 2️⃣ sacs provide a protective barrier for your baby during #pregnancy and #birth. Inside the amnion sac is the baby, umbilical cord and amniotic fluid. There is a small amount of fluid in between the two sacs. Sometimes the CHORION sac can break only leaving the AMNION sac still intact protecting your baby. Most of the time both sacs will break during the birthing process. Lastly, if the sacs don’t break…#baby will be born in the water sacs as known as EN CAUL. ‼️It is utmost important to leave the water sacs alone. Let them break when they are intended to break. The birthing process knows the waters should release right before a baby is born. Want to learn more? My #naturalbirth workshop, #TrainforBirth covers water breaking in detail and its importance in the #birthing process. Train with me! Virtual and in person natural birth workshop👉🏼trainforbirth.com #fyp #childbirtheducation #birtheducation
#birthtips #labortips #labordance #birtheducation #birthprep #childbirtheducation #childbirth #unmedicatedbirth #naturalbirth #epidural #doula #doulatips #pelviswhisperer #yourbirthismeanttomoveyou #pregnant #thirdtrimester
Avoid avoid avoid for induction purposes unless absolutely necessary 👏🏼 #pitocin #laboranddelivery #birth #doula #parenting #morherhood #pregnancy #birtheducation #childbirth #doulatog
Replying to @destinymoons69 :   Planning for a C-section? Don’t forget to ask for skin-to-skin in the OR! 🤱✨   Your baby needs you as soon as possible. Skin-to-skin contact helps regulate your baby’s temperature, stabilizes breathing, and promotes bonding—even after a surgical birth. Many hospitals now allow immediate skin-to-skin in the OR, but you may need to advocate for it in your birth plan.   Talk to your provider ahead of time and make sure your birth team supports this crucial first moment. Did you have skin-to-skin after your C-section? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️   #CSection #CSectionRecovery #SkinToSkin #PregnancyJourney #BirthEducation #PregnancyTips #CSectionMom #VBACSupport #ExpectingMom #PregnancyPlanning #EmpoweredBirth @Janette Yee Csection Therapist
All your medication options after birth! Some of these you might not know about. We always love to start off with non pharmacological options but sometimes we gotta go there and that’s what they’re there for! Your nursing staff should be letting you know what you have available, when you can have it, and the benefits and side effects. 🩷 #birth #pregnant #momtobe #hospital #birtheducation #laboranddelivery
I had a great conversation with Rachel Mans on *The NaturalBirth Talk* podcast, where I shared the story behind The DLM App and how it’s helping parents and birth professionals navigate prodromal labor and labor dystocia with ease. In season 5, episode 2, we dive into: ✔️ Why prodromal labor is often misunderstood ✔️ The missing link in labor support ✔️ How The DLM App provides simple, effective solutions for challenging labors The DLM App is available now on iOS and Google Play. COMMENT BIRTHTALK for link to full podcast Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. #TheDLMApp #ProdromalLabor #LaborDystocia #NaturalBirthTalk #PregnancySupport #BirthEducation
Let's dive into a topic that's crucial during labor but not often talked about enough: your baby's positioning during labor, specifically OA and OP. 🤰💬 Baby's position is NOT TALKED ABOUT ENOUGH!!! And it is the key to labor starting! Comment #secrets to instantly access my '3 Secrets to a Faster, Smoother Birth You'll Love' workshop - watch right now from the comfort of your home! 🤰🏼Hi mama, I’m Trish, also known as @labor.nurse.mama. First up, OA - Occiput Anterior. Picture your baby ready to come out, head down and facing your spine. This position is like the ideal 'exit strategy' for a smoother, more straightforward labor. Most little ones get the memo and settle into this position as evacuation day approaches. 🌟 Now, let’s chat about OP - Occiput Posterior, also known as the 'sunny side up' position. Here, your baby's head is down, but they're facing your belly. It's a bit like they're taking the scenic route! Babies in the OP position can make labor a bit more of a marathon than a sprint. You might need a little extra patience, a few more of those deep, empowering breaths, and some additional support to help guide your baby out. 💪 I still vividly remember the moment I was told my Gavin was 'sunny side up.' (before becoming an L&D nurse) A flurry of questions raced through my mind, but armed with knowledge and an amazing support team, we navigated through labor beautifully. Understanding OA and OP isn't just about medical knowledge; it's about feeling empowered and prepared for your birth journey. Every labor is unique, and knowing what to possibly expect can clarify the process and help you feel more in control. Have you discussed your baby's position with your provider? Or maybe you've already experienced labor with an OA or OP baby? Share your story, your feelings, and any advice you have. 🤱💕👶📚 . . . . #birtheducation #birth #birthpostions
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Let's dive into a topic that's crucial during labor but not often talked about enough: your baby's positioning during labor, specifically OA and OP. 🤰💬 Baby's position is NOT TALKED ABOUT ENOUGH!!! And it is the key to labor starting! Comment #secrets to instantly access my '3 Secrets to a Faster, Smoother Birth You'll Love' workshop - watch right now from the comfort of your home! 🤰🏼Hi mama, I’m Trish, also known as @labor.nurse.mama. First up, OA - Occiput Anterior. Picture your baby ready to come out, head down and facing your spine. This position is like the ideal 'exit strategy' for a smoother, more straightforward labor. Most little ones get the memo and settle into this position as evacuation day approaches. 🌟 Now, let’s chat about OP - Occiput Posterior, also known as the 'sunny side up' position. Here, your baby's head is down, but they're facing your belly. It's a bit like they're taking the scenic route! Babies in the OP position can make labor a bit more of a marathon than a sprint. You might need a little extra patience, a few more of those deep, empowering breaths, and some additional support to help guide your baby out. 💪 I still vividly remember the moment I was told my Gavin was 'sunny side up.' (before becoming an L&D nurse) A flurry of questions raced through my mind, but armed with knowledge and an amazing support team, we navigated through labor beautifully. Understanding OA and OP isn't just about medical knowledge; it's about feeling empowered and prepared for your birth journey. Every labor is unique, and knowing what to possibly expect can clarify the process and help you feel more in control. Have you discussed your baby's position with your provider? Or maybe you've already experienced labor with an OA or OP baby? Share your story, your feelings, and any advice you have. 🤱💕👶📚 . . . . #birtheducation #birth #birthpostions
Long, exhausting labors don’t have to be the norm. The DLM App gives you gentle, proven maneuvers to ease tension, create space, and help labor progress more smoothly. Whether you’re a labor and delivery nurse, doula, midwife, or an expecting parent, this app is your go-to tool for supporting physiologic birth and reducing labor challenges. No more frustration. No more feeling stuck. The DLM App is trusted by birth professionals worldwide and empowers families to experience a more aligned, efficient birth. 📲 Available now on iOS & Android – because every birth deserves ease and confidence. #DLMApp #BirthWithoutFear #LaborSupport #DoulaTools #Midwifery #BirthCenter #HomebirthMidwife #PhysiologicBirth #VBACSupport #LaborAndDeliveryNurse #OBNurse #PregnantLife #ExpectingParents #PositiveBirth #EmpoweredBirth #NaturalBirth #BirthEducation #ChildbirthPreparation #LaborProgress #PelvicBalance
Lets Talk The DLM APP I had an amazing conversation with Rachel Mans on The NaturalBirth Talk podcast about The DLM App—the tool I created to bridge the gap when it comes to prodromal labor and labor dystocia. We talked about: ✔️ Why prodromal labor is so misunderstood ✔️ The missing piece in managing labor dystocia ✔️ How The DLM App gives parents and birth pros an easy way to navigate challenging labors 🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Tag a friend who needs this, and let’s change the way we support birth! 💛 #TheDLMApp #LaborDystocia #ProdromalLabor #NaturalBirthTalk #PregnancySupport #BirthEducation

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