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Planned hospital waterbirth and natural third stage

Jess gave birth to her second baby Arya Ruby, followed by a physiological third stage in a planned hospital waterbirth.   The hospital where Jess gave birth is located in the north-east region of… more →

Delayed Cord Clamping

Planned hospital waterbirth and natural third stage — 7 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 4 months ago: Jess gave birth to her second baby Arya Ruby, followed by a physiological third stage in a planned h … more →

Tags: delayed cord clamping, hospital birth, delayed cord clamping, physiological third stage, physiological cord closure, natural third stage, Umbilical Cord, delayed cord clamping in hospital, birth of placenta without injection

Choices about cord clamping; do you have all the information? — 7 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 10 months ago: Choices about your baby’s umbilical cord and clamping– do you have all the information? In Australia … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, Neonatal transition, delayed cord clamping, delayed clamping and active management of the third sta, delayed clamping longer than 3 minutes, cord clamping and infant blood loss

Birth plan for delayed cord clamping — 1 comment

Kate Emerson wrote 11 months ago: Immediate and premature clamping of the baby’s umbilical cord is a ritual performed in many ho … more →

Tags: delayed cord clamping, nuchal cord, interventions, hospital birth, birth plan delayed cord clamping

How delayed clamping may protect babies from trauma — 12 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 11 months ago: Premature clamping and cutting of the umbilical cord can be highly traumatic Studies show that prema … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, Neonatal transition, delayed cord clamping, interventions

Umbilical cord clamping is not a physiological necessity: BJM article — 3 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 1 year ago: By David Hutchon, Narendra Aladangady and Amanda Burleigh. This article was published by the British … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, Neonatal transition, delayed cord clamping, physiological cord closure, british journal of midwifery, pulmonary blood flow, pulmonary circulation, david hutchon, fetal to neonatal transition

Responses to Mother and Baby–Positioning After Birth — 1 comment

Kate Emerson wrote 1 year ago: A recent article Mother and Baby – Positioning After Birth has been the most ‘shared’ article to dat … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, placental transfusion, physiological birth, physiological third stage, natural third stage, unassisted birth, water birth, Undisturbed Birth, gravity and delayed cord clamping

Mother and baby–positioning after birth — 27 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 1 year ago: “This is the first moment we met each other. I was so overwhelmed and stunned that our baby was here … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, Neonatal transition, interventions, placental transfusion, immediate cord clamping, cord clamping, physiological birth, upright birth, skin-to-skin contact

The Beauty of a Natural Third Stage — 3 comments

Kate Emerson wrote 1 year ago: The ‘third stage of labour’ is described as the time from birth of the baby to the expulsion of the … more →

Tags: placental transfusion, Neonatal transition, delayed cord clamping, neonatal transition, physiological birth, physiological third stage, physiological cord closure, natural third stage

Leaving Well Alone- A Natural Approach to the Third Stage of Labour by Dr. Sarah Buckley

Sherry Rothwell wrote 2 years ago: “The medical approach to pregnancy and birth has become so ingrained in our culture, that we h … more →

Tags: Articles, birth interventions, Controversy in Routine Care of the Newborn, cutting the cord, Health of the Newborn, physiological birth, Postpartum, Preventing Postpartum Haemorrhage, Third Stage- Immediate Postpartum


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