Managing Your Labor

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The experience of labor and birth is very individual, very unique. So all the more you will need to prepare yourself not just by packing your hospital bag but also by working on your mindset to prepare you for this most incredible event.

		What Baby's Position During Pregnancy
		The position the baby assumes can affect labor and birth. Right up to week 36 it doesn't matter which position the baby lies in because there is still time for it to make the change. Basically most babies.. Read More

		Long Labor
		A long labor though normal can be difficult to handle. It is especially common in first time pregnancies, with labor lasting beyond the 12-18 grueling hour range without.. Read More

		Epidural Anesthesia - The pros & the cons
		Epidural anesthesia is the most common form of pain relief for laboring women, and they resort to it for valid enough reasons. One such reason being the wish to conserve their physical and.. Read More

		What is Amniotomy
		Amniotomy is done to initiate and accelerate the labor process by rupturing the sac to release the fluid. It is however not a routine procedure but usually there are medical reasons behind this induction.. Read More

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