Water Birth Greenville SC

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Why Water birth?
In most cultures throughout histy, women have given birth at home  many in water. The majity of women wldwide continue to birth their babies in nonhospital settings today. In many cultures birth is viewed as an integral part of family life. The advent of obstetrics in this century had a tremendous effect on childbirth customs in the United States. The birthing process became segregated from mainstream family life. Many were led to believe that the only safe birth is a hospital birth. Though docts  hospitals took credit f statistics that indicated that birth was me successful than in previous centuries, in reality better nutrition, hygiene  disease control improved outcomes. Even today US statistics don’t suppt the premise that the only safe birth is a hospital birth. The US ranks 28th among industrialized nations f healthy births, at 7.0 infant deaths per 1000 births. (These data were based on 2002 statistics from the Maternal  Child Health Bureau: US Department of Health  Human Services.) Hospitals have never been proven a safe place to have a baby.

By the 1950s, most births in the US were taking place in hospitals. Cesareans, epidurals  heavy doses of pain medication became the nm. Women were denied feeling  experiencing birth through their bodies,  the drugs were having adverse effects on mothers  babies.

In the 1960s  ’70s, women began to question  challenge the way obstetricians were treating them, as though childbirth were a sickness  a disease. Women began to reclaim their power,  the home water birth movement was bn.

The 1990s became a time of maternity awareness. People were concerned with how birth was  wanted to make all of pregnancy  birth a family experience. Today, a carefully monited home water birth has been proven to be very safe  successful f women who have been helped to stay lowrisk through nutrition  good prenatal care. (See Johnson,K.C.,  B.A. Daviss. 2005. Outcomes of planned home births with certified professional midwives: large prospective study in Nth America. BMJ 330: 1416)


Considerations f choosing a water birth
A mother choosing a water birth must, above all else, deeply desire to have a water birth at home. Even though a home water birth can save money, cost alone is not sufficient motivation. The most successful home water birthers are highly committed  trust their body’s natural ability to birth. They devote time  energy to finding the right birth practitioner, doing their own research  taking care of themselves.

F some mothers, the prospect of being at home in familiar surroundings provides tremendous comft  reassurance. Others may feel uneasy that me technical medical assistance isn’t at h. With a skilled midwife  a nonmeddlesome approach, water birth is safer.

Families that choose water birth may be confronted by family members  friends who, conditioned by a society afraid of outofhospital births, challenge their decision, feeling it is both unwise  unsafe. Again, a strong inner commitment is required to st up f the right to birth as the family chooses. Showing family members the evidence is sometimes helpful.

F me infmation see: https://LabsofLoveBirthCenter.com
Call us to schedule a consultation/tour with Linda Weaver LM, CPM 8642850574

A Brief Histy of Midwifery;
Midwife means “with woman.” Traditionally, women have attended  assisted other women during lab  birth. As modern medicine emerged in the West, birth fell into the realm of the medical. Since women were barred from attending medical schools, men became the birth practitioners. Having never had a baby themselves, they were unable to approach women  childbirth with the inner knowledge  experience of a woman. Childbirth became viewed as pathological rather than natural. Medical techniques  interventions that were unnecessary  often dangerous became commonplace.

During the 1960s  ’70s, along with the women’s movement  renewed interest in water birth, the midwifery movement rekindled. It has been growing steadily ever since. Midwives are becoming me  me involved with birthing families  have been instrumental in redefining birth as a natural event in women’s lives. Midwifery empowers women  their families throughout pregnancy  birth.


How to Choose a Midwife;
Midwives have varying styles  levels of expertise. It is imptant to choose a midwife with whom you feel confident  compatible. The following questions may help a pregnant woman select a midwife who is wellsuited to her  her family:

How did she become a midwife?
What training has she had?
Is she certified  licensed with any ganizations?
Does she belong to any midwifery ganizations, attend conferences  wkshops, subscribe to professional journals?
What is her basic philosophy of childbirth?
How many births she attended as the primary midwife?
Does she hle higher risk situations, such as twins  breeches?
What is the fee f her services, how must it be paid, what does it include?
What kinds of services are included in prenatal care? (May include early detection of problem areas f the mother  baby; nutrition infmation; exercise recommendations; inhome care; recommendations f parent education via books, videos  classes.)
Does she wk with another midwife  assistant at births?
What does she do if two of her clients are in lab  birth at the same time?
How do clients reach the midwife? Does she have a pager  cell phone allowing 24hour access?
How does she hle problems  complications that develop during lab?
What stard  emergency equipment does she carry?
What herbs  medicine does she use?
Which ones does she not carry  why?
Does she have any affiliation with a physician who can answer questions about unusual developments either during the pregnancy  in an emergency?
What is her policy f transpting to a hospital?
What medical facility would she use? Has she developed a good wking rappt with them?
What kind of postpartum care does she provide?
 (Ask about frequency of baby checkups, assistance with breastfeeding.)
In addition to asking these questions, it is imptant to be clear about what you expect from your potential midwife. Be prepared to share your vision of the birth  discuss any fears you may have. Tell her how knowledgeable you are about birth at present  how infmed you would like to become.

Determine if the midwife’s answers to your questions agree with your desires. If your heart trusts her, you have found your midwife.

Natural water birth at home;
Home water births allows f full participation of family members. Under the guidance  assistance of the midwife, husbs  partners have an opptunity to “catch” their child as it is bn. These moments can be very powerful  transfmational in the lives of the new parents.

At home water births, babies are usually placed on the mom’s stomach  breast immediately, providing security, warmth  bonding  mom  baby. In the rare  in which the baby has difficulty breathing on its own, midwives are fully trained in infant CPR. Usually, putting the baby right to the breast  having mom talk to her baby will encourage it to take those first breaths.

Putting the baby immediately to the breast also helps reduce any bleeding the mom may have. The sucking action stimulates the uterus  causes it to contract. This closes off blood vessels  reduces bleeding.

After a hospital birth, things can get very busy, with bright lights  many people carrying out procedures on the baby. This can cause a baby to shut down  shy away from people.

At home, on the other h, there is time to be quiet, calm  peaceful. Those first moments are sacredbaby’s special bonding time with parents. A new baby wants only love  nurturing. This early bonding allows the baby to relax  feel secure.

The mother’s milk supply usually comes on the third  fourth day after birth. Pri to that, the baby is drinking a substance called colostrum, which has many antibodies to help fight bacteria  build up the baby’s immune system. It is also rich in vitamins  protein. The midwife will offer counseling  suppt in getting started  continuing to successfully breastfeed.

Some members of the medical community have recently acknowledged that having a water birth decreases the mother’s  baby’s chances of contracting an infection. The mother is used to the bacteria in her own environment  has built up an immunity to it. This is passed on to the baby through the colostrum. Even when women are segregated in maternity wards, infections are much me common after hospital births than water births.

One of the benefits of water birth is that after the birth  bonding time, mom  baby can be tucked into their own bed to rest  sleep. The husb  partner sometimes joins them f rest  deeper bonding.

After the baby is bn, the midwife is still accessible f infmation  suppt. This can be of great comft during the postpartum period when moms have questions  problems. The midwife usually continues to check on the mother, baby  family f six weeks, although some midwives continue to get calls f much longer. Some families  midwives fm lasting friendships.

F me info check out: https://SCmidwife.com

Call us to schedule a consultation/tour with Linda Weaver LM, CPM 8642850574

The Benefits Of Water Birth
 
The benefits of water birth are difficult to exaggerate, with few problems when in the capable hs of an experienced midwife. Me  me mothers are searching f not only a water birth, but a natural one, too.

Midwives, in general, are far me knowledgeable about birthing than most obstetricians, although obstetricians always hold the balance of power in hospitals.

Having a baby is not an illness, so it should not be nmal to give birth in hospitals. I have heard far too many personal sties of unnecessary interference especially on the birth of the first child, when the mother is inexperienced  fearful. And therefe so easily manipulated.
Mostly, they learn befe the birth of the second child.

To avoid complications in pregnancy  birth, it is vital that the mother looks after her own health, that she takes responsibility f this, rather than giving her power away. This means good, fresh food, lots of rest, lots of appropriate sun exposure, lots of appropriate exercise  as little stress as possible. Amongst other natural  beneficial ways.
Getting rid of the stress may be near impossible f many people, but it can be achieved under good homeopathic treatment.

 The stress seems to evapate. Where does it go?

Everything the mother does will affect the child. So taking a back seat in life, if you can, will be hugely beneficial f the future well being of the new person you are bringing into the wld.
When the mother follows these ideas, she can expect an easy  natural water birth.

Natural Birth Secrets Revealed  The 4 Keys to Achieving a Natural Birth
 
You want a natural water birth but everyone is telling you birth hr sties, the videos you have seen have women screaming  hating their husbs,  the childbirth teacher at the hospital seems to think pain medication is inevitable?

 Are you fooling yourself into thinking that you can have a natural water birth?

There is plenty of infmation about childbirth available in books, online,  through sties we hear. The problem is that not all available infmation will empower you to achieve a natural water birth. Much of it is actually negative, disempowering infmation that tells you what interventions are likely to be perfmed on you  your baby,  how you are of course going to want "the epidural."

"If you do what everyone else does, youll get what everyone has. If you want something different you need to do something different."

If you want something different you need to create something different. There is another side to childbirth  it is within your power to achieve it. You just need to get infmation, suppt,  model people who have achieved the birth you want f you  your baby.

What are the 4 Keys to Achieving a Natural Water Birth?

1. Surround yourself with women who have had empowering water birth experiences.
There are many women out there who have had great water birth experiences  will be willing to share them. You can find them through referrals from doulas  midwives, through childbirth educats,  on natural birth fums  meetups. Have them tell you their water birth sties: what they did to prepare themselves f their water birth, who they had at their water birth, why they chose to give birth at water, what was their emotional experience of birth. Modeling  menting are imptant ways to achieve goals. You can benefit from the birth experiences of other mothers around you so you can achieve the same outcome.

2. Read books that teach you how to trust yourself, your body,  the birth process.
There are many books that discuss natural childbirth. Read the best of the best such as "Ina Mays Guide to Childbirth," "Childbirth without Fear," "Gentle Birth Choices,"  "Immaculate Deception." These books explain how  why natural childbirth is the best option f your baby, how you can achieve a birth without intervention,  dispel the myths about the superiity of medically managed birth.

3. Watching movies  videos that show what natural birth is really like. The visual blueprint you have in your head is imptant f you to draw on both when you are visualizing yourself giving birth as well as when you are going through your lab  delivery. We have been programmed with visual images of birth from TV  movies. It is imptant to replace those with positive images of women birthing naturally in their own power. These images will give you something positive to draw on while you are birthing your baby. You can find beautiful births online, just make sure you are watching the good ones, by looking f those that have been posted to natural birthing websites. There are also wonderful documentaries discussing natural birth such as "The Business of Being Bn"  "Orgasmic Birth". These are great to watch with your family so they too can underst why you are making the choices you are making  how these choices are best f your baby.

4. Attend a childbirth class outside the hospital that focuses on natural birthing.
There are many natural childbirth classes available. If there are none in your community you can find online prenatal classes. Look f classes that focus on empowering you to birth naturally. You need to choose classes that will help you underst what happens in the hospital so you know how to choose from the interventions that you are presented with. The class should also give you the tools that you will need to avoid those interventions,  to know when choosing them is right f you. It should be focused on trusting birth, yourself,  the strategies that will get you to the desired outcome.


Contact Details:
Labs of Love Midwifery & Birth Center
1622 East Nth Street #8a
Greenville, SC 29607
Phone: 8642850574
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