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Krystyna Robles-Bowman, AAHCC: Posted on Friday, June 01, 2012 1:52 PM
 We have had a couple of students have had textbook “NAPS” in
the last two classes…and since we still have several couples waiting for their
babies, I thought this might be a reminder and an inspiration to them for their
labors. NAP – no, they didn’t take epic
naps in labor (although I am a big advocate for sleeping in labor)…what it
means is that they were very patient in their labors.
One of the cornerstones of The Bradley Method® is a Healthy
Mom, Healthy Baby outcome. All of the
discussion below only applies if Mom and Baby are not showing any signs of
distress through labor. |
Bradley Method® outcome, Managing or coping with natural labor, natural labor coping mechanisms, Natural labor coping techniques, Pain management, Pain management natural labor, First stage labor, The Bradley Method®, Second Stage Labor, Information Center, The Bradley Method® classes, Bradley® Coaches, Going to your birthplace, Informed Consent, Epidural, Labor Marathon, Labor Sprint, Natural birth, Back Labor, Cephalo-Pelvic Disproportion, CPD, Failure to Progress, Fetal Distress, FTP, Pain, Prolonged Labor, NAP, Natural Alignment Plateau
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Krystyna Robles-Bowman, AAHCC: Posted on Tuesday, April 17, 2012 5:33 AM
 In honor of Cesarean Awareness Month, I am going to devote
the next two Tuesday posts with some information on cesareans. I am not going to write a lot on how to avoid
one in the first place or the specifics of a Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
(“VBAC”) since there is already a wealth of information at the International
Cesarean Awareness Network (“ICAN”) and Childbirth Connection websites. Instead
I will offer an introduction to the topic for people who are not aware that
cesareans are performed at an alarming high rate, and offer a quick look at
causes and precautions. |
Birth plans, The Bradley Method®, Cesarean Birth, Cesarean Surgery, Information Center, Cephalo-Pelvic Disproportion, CPD, Failure to Progress, Fetal Distress, FTP, Pain, Prolonged Labor
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