#8 | Q & A: Waterbirthing, Postpartum Anxiety, Breastfeeding, Velamentous Cords, Self-Advocacy, & When To Go To The Hospital

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Chapters
1:02
Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Statement on Breastfeeding & Bed Sharing
2:50
Considerations for Water Birth
8:33
What to do about students and interns at your appointment
13:58
Can I introduce a bottle if I am exclusively breastfeeding?
15:45
How do I know if I have postpartum depression?
21:48
What is a velamentous cord and how does it impact my birth?
24:06
A discussion on the best time to go to the hospital in labor
Down to Birth
#8 | Q & A: Waterbirthing, Postpartum Anxiety, Breastfeeding, Velamentous Cords, Self-Advocacy, & When To Go To The Hospital
Jan 29, 2020 Season 1 Episode 8
Cynthia Overgard & Trisha Ludwig

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It’s time for more Q&A! Today we talk about considerations around water birthing, dealing with your feelings around students/interns providing your care, when and how to introduce a bottle to your breastfed baby, understanding signs of postpartum depression, what to do if you have a velamentous cord insertion (and what is that anyway?), and the biggie every first time mother wants to know: “How do I know when it is time to go to the hospital?”

Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine

Bed Sharing & Breastfeeding Protocol

Waterbirth International

Postpartum Support International

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