Birth delivery

Early labor is the time it takes for the cervix to reach 3-4 centimeters. Signs of early labor include irregular contractions (5 or more minutes apart, lasting 30-90 seconds), lower back pain, and pelvic pressure. This article discusses the most effective approach to speed up your early labor.

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I developed this tool after taking childbirth classes with a great doula. I wrote notes for my childbirth and I made some drawings. During my second pregnancy, I got into… Read More →

When my friend Kerri and I discussed birth photography for my delivery of baby number two, I was really on the fence. My first labor and delivery had been

Remember how those labor pains feel? You can be in such intense pain one minute, then the next minute, you're fine and comfortable, feeling excited for the new little person you'll get to meet before long. Then the next pain hits.

UFO - UPRIGHT and FORWARD OPENS the pelvis - The coccyx and sacrum can hinge to make up to 1/3 more room for baby to pass through.

Positive Hospital birth with epidural. Harrisburg Birth Photographer

Active labor positions. Natural birth is easier with movement. Poster, handout, information sheet for doulas, midwives, birth class, education.

Looking for the best labor positions for easier childbirth? It is still quite common to lie flat on your back during labor and delivery despite being one of the worst birth positions! Curious about which positions other pregnant moms used? Check out this survey of more than 500 moms (and share your own experience)! Important childbirth education and preparation, pregnancy care, pregnancy help for easy labor, and unmedicated birth tips.

Second time mom, overcomes back labor challenges to avoid epidural and attempt a water birth at Prisma Greenville hospital.

Mama-to-be, Mentally prepping for childbirth is key, just as vital as being physically ready. Knowing what to expect during labor can soothe nerves and boost comfort through the journey.⁠ ⁠ 👋 Hi, I’m Trish, and I’m a labor and delivery nurse. Founder of the only birth class that also includes weekly coaching and doula support 🤯 comment CLASS for more info ❤️⁠ ⁠ There are a number of things that you can do to mentally prepare for childbirth, such as:⁠ ⁠ 1. Learn about labor and delivery…