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Abstract BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Delayed cord clamping (DCC) is recommended for premature infants to improve blood volume. Most preterm infants are born by cesarean delivery (CD), and placental transfusion may be less effective than in vaginal delivery (VD). We sought to determine whether infants <32 weeks born by CD who undergo umbilical cord milking (UCM) . . . → Read More: Umbilical Cord Milking Versus Delayed Cord Clamping in Preterm Infants Maternal assisted cesarean sections in Australia. Allowing families to be actively involved in the surgical delivery of their baby. Click here to view article and photos Study links glyburide to more infant intensive care and respiratory distress MONDAY, March 30, 2015 (HealthDay News) — When used to treat diabetes that develops during pregnancy (gestational diabetes), the drug glyburide has been linked to a number of complications in the baby, according to a new study. In fact, infants born to mothers given . . . → Read More: Gestational Diabetes Drug Might Raise Babies’ Complication Risk  Comments are closed  Announcements, Related Articles  DiaBeta, Gestational Diabetes, glyburide, insulin, respiratory distress Stefan Molyneux breaks down the truth about breastfeeding including the functions and benefits, the infant formula controversy, politics, socio-demographic factors, common objections, facilitation and much more. Click here to view video Comments are closed Related Articles Breastfeeding, Early Advantage Birth, Formula Feeding, Lori Ismail, Stefan Molyneux Microbirth will show why we must change medical education, antenatal education, and the way we view birth. Click here to view this movie clip This is a feature-length documentary asking if interventions in childbirth could be damaging the long-term health of our children with consequences for all of humanity. Why ‘Seeding Baby’s Microbiome’ Needs to . . . → Read More: Microbirth: ‘Seeding Baby’s Microbiome’ Comments are closed Announcements, Related Articles Early Advantage, Lori Ismail, Microbirth: 'Seeding Baby's Microbiome' ‘The Induction Pressure Cooker and Women’s Autonomy’ by Dr. Aviva Warning: This article contains radical ideas about labor, birth, and women’s right to intelligently choose what’s best for them and their babies! Read at your own risk of empowerment! Click Here for full article Comments are closed Related Articles Dr. Aviva, Early Advantage Birth Services, Labor Induction, Lori Ismail Check out this fantastic video of a laboring mom beautifully breathing and working through a contraction in the transitional stage of labor. This woman is at 8-9 centimeters dilated. Pay attention to her shoulders. See how wonderfully loose she is in her shoulders, her neck, and her throat. She is doing an incredibly fantastic job . . . → Read More: Breathing During Contractions Comments are closed Related Articles Breathing, Contractions, Early Advantage Birth Services, First Stage Labor, Lori Ismail, Relaxation Here is a wonderful blog post by Kathi In Kathi’s previous post, Faith Gibson gave us a run-down on the history and impact of premature cord clamping, including her assertion that this medical intervention “..is the most profound change in routine birth practices for babies in the history of the human species.” Today, Faith concludes . . . → Read More: Faith Gibson, Part II – Physiological Third Stage Comments are closed Infant Care, Related Articles Birth, C-Section, Cord, Early Advantage Birth Services, Lori Ismail, Medicalized Birth, Newborn, Placenta Here is a wonderful blog post by Kathi Physiological Management of a Newborn’s Umbilical Cord at the time of Birth To view the entire post click here “In this post, Faith Gibson explains the history behind premature cord clamping, and the physiologic ramifications that such an obtrusive intervention has. In fact, she explains why this . . . → Read More: History and Impact of Premature Cord Clamping – Part 1 Comments are closed Infant Care, Related Articles Birth, Cord, Early Advantage Birth Services, History, Lori Ismail, Medicalized Birth, Newborn Faith Gibson Part 1 – The White Ward Midwife and activist Faith Gibson discusses her experiences as a labor and delivery nurse in a segregated hospital in Florida in the 1960s. This segment focuses on Twilight Sleep and the type of delivery women had in the White Ward. Faith Gibson Part 2 – The Black . . . → Read More: A Historical Account of Birth in the US by Faith Gibson Comments are closed Related Articles Birth, Early Advantage Birth Services, History, Lori Ismail, Medicalized Birth |
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