Dear Andrea
I too have been faced with the no bath policy at RPA - except there was a
plug in the room - so the woman filled the bath regardless of their policy.
I faced an even more serious problem at the same hospital. A woman I was
caring for was booked to give birth at RPA birth centre but
Yes, Debby, Andrea and Robyn, I will be adding this suggestion to my list
in Preparing fro Biorth: Mothers and packing a universal plug (from camping
and travel shops) to my birth kit. I'll be ready for them next time!
Cheers
Andrea
At 11:07 AM 4/01/2003, Debby M wrote:
Why not just advise
Here
Here Robyn I support you 100%, well said, yours inmidwifery pete
malavisi
-Original Message-From: Robyn Thompson
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, 3 January 2003
07:53To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
[ozmidwifery] Silly water birth policies
Happens in many
Why not just advise the women to do what I did. I took my own plugs to hospital just in case there was any who-haa even though I had pre arranged for the bath to be available. As it was it wasn't an issue, but at least it means women who want to use the bath can.
Debby
From: Andrea Robertson
