Try these : )
One midwifes collection of breech turning info.http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechcl.htmlAttending
a breech birth.http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechbr.htmlTurning
a breech.http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechtn.htmlBook
review on breech
Helen,
Which paper did you get this article from?
Thanks
Kate
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Here is another version of the
Hi, can Jan Ireland contact me off line, or anyone who has
her email address. Thanks, MM
It was from The Australian website Kate.
Helen
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Helen,
Which paper did you get this article from?
Thanks
Kate
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It was from The Australian website Kate.
Helen
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I totally agree with you Brenda. It is part of our caring role for the time
the mothers are with us to be flexible to their needs. We have a 'rooming
in' policy and the babies are with mum the majority of the time, but I get
annoyed when this is used as a reason NOT to take the babies when mum
Interesting thought - I was recently talking with an aquaintance who is
seeing a private ob. She is already being 'primed' for C/S (at 30 wks,
primip) due to gestational diabetes. I discussed some of the actual
evidence with her and she said that she had learned more in 10 minutes on
the
I can't agree more with this thread. My first saw me labour to 10cm and then
have an em LSCS. 5 hours later, in the middle of the night, I had 3 midwives
in my room trying to warm Maggie. After a couple of hours they informed me
that she was getting colder and they were going to bring baby
As a mother the child youth health 'experts' always say we need to take
tiem for oursleves at soe point...why not at the point of utter
exhustion after birth??
I STILL need time out from my kids and have spent many a time hiding in
the walk in robe! :o) come to think of it, the 4 year old is
do you live near an Ob who will perform an
ECV? '
Sonja
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From:
Madelaine
Akras
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 7:16
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Breeched
baby
Hi, I was wondering if anyone can suggest
I totally agree with mothering the mother. From a consumers perspective I
couldn't imagine wanting ANYONE to take my baby away during the first few
days after birth.
My first was born in a birth centre and I had a retained placenta and went
to theatre, I remember saying to my husband, don't let
I never in my mind thought rooming in
included shutting the door and saying see you in the morning. I too take
babies out for a few hours if the mother needs itor provide them with
nurturing if they need it no matter what time of day or night. But to have
an overnight nursery for all babies
Since I started this thread thought that i had
better give extra info. The hospital where i work has a large number of
women who deliver by c/section. Therefore the night girls are allocated the
usual 10 pts. Once we commenced 'rooming in' this was down to 7 , therefore more
time was
The things this horrible, horrible man has been saying gets even worse - am
I able to publish his details on here? He truly needs to have his butt
kicked out of this world... check this out from her cousin:
He has been practicing for at least 20 years probably more like 30. He
delivered my
I've started a discussion and poll on the topic of Obs and if women were
happy with the care they received from them, will be interesting to see the
results, because BellyBelly is a fairly mainstream site, with a gentle
approach where possible (I sneak it in at every chance, and the conversion
is
Kelly I started a thread on NP about why women chose obstetric care since I
get tired of answering the qn about home birth LOL. It was very revealing.
Most women said Because I didn't know I had any other options and I'll
never do it again. Very few were truly happy. I note from your own thread
Hi Nicola,
I don't know who she spoke to at Westmead but I can't believe she couldn't
be seen until March.
At Westmead the following is available: Team midwives, midwifery clinics, GP
shared care, high risk clinics, young mothers clinic, various language
clinics, ordinary drs clinics or
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