Delayed cord clamping

Even if the baby is preterm delayed clamping serves the purpose of providing basic care. In fact, delayed cord clamping is more beneficial for a premature baby. Not only for the baby, but cord clamping also reduces the chance of postpartum hemorrhage in the mother.

What do you know about delayed cord clamping? All about the benefits and risks from a labor and delivery nurse! #birth #laboranddelivery

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Delayed Cord Clamping

Optimum Cord Clamping: "Wait for White!"

What is delayed cord clamping and why is it important? via @pullingcurls

Delayed Cord Clamping is such a small thing you can do for your baby, yet it has a huge impact on their health! The benefits will last for months to years and

Did you know that, for a few minutes after your baby is born, the placenta continues to serve as life support to the baby, with blood continuing to transfer from mom's body through the placenta and umbilical cord into baby? Did you know that allowing that blood to continue transferring to baby can i

Delayed cord clamping has massive benefits, almost no risks, and improves baby's wellbeing for life. Here's how to ask for it, plus all the reasons why.

Delaying cord clamping

Delayed Cord Clamping

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Delayed cord clamping has many benefits to your baby. As Robin Lim says, we need to stop thinking about the blood in the umbilical cord being cord blood

Wow, you did it! Your baby was just born. Wait! Please don't cut the cord. It hasn't finished pulsating yet. Your baby needs a few minutes to complete the birth process and receive all of its blood from the placenta. This process is super important. Watch today's video to discover the benefits of delayed cord clamping and why it's so critical and how delayed cord clamping can save lives. #placenta #postpartum #childbirth #newborn #pregnancy

{Delaying Cord Clamping Explained!} A very easy to understand video of how much of it's blood a baby is deprived from with immediate cord clamping.

Miranda | Pregnancy and Birth on Instagram: "In a nutshell… Well, it’s complicated. (Good thing I’m going to explain it though, right? lol) “Delayed cord clamping” used to be all the rage but the truth is it’s too subjective. 👉🏻 because when we say “delayed” how long are we talking? 🩸5 seconds, 2 minutes, until white, 3 days? See the problem.. NOW ✋🏻 Waiting until the cord is white, though? Now, that’s a game-changer. Research 🔬shows that waiting until the cord stops pulsing, or…

It basically means that doctors 🧑‍⚕️ don’t immediately cut the umbilical cord. They allow extra time ⏱️ for the blood🩸in the cord and placenta to flow to the baby. Doctors wait at least 3️⃣0️⃣ to 6️⃣0️⃣ seconds, sometimes up to 5️⃣ minutes, to clamp and cut the umbilical cord. For many years, doctors would clamp and cut the umbilical cord right after the birth of a baby 👶. So what are the benefits of delayed cord clamping?

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