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Rebroadcast of ep 124:
As you near the end of your pregnancy, and if you’re planning to birth at a hospital, then you might be wondering “when during my labor, do I need to go to the hospital?” In this episode, Dr. Shannon and Doula Rachael chat about the benefits of laboring at home as long as possible as it pertains to potentially avoiding interventions and using the comfort of your own home to move through early labor.
They discuss:
The stages of labor and an overview of early labor
Ways to rest during early labor
What the shift into active labor is like
Early labor coping mechanisms
Doula and chiropractic support during early labor
Contraction guidelines for when to go to the hospital
Resources mentioned:
Episode 61: Finding your breath - 5 breathing exercises for pregnancy and postpartum
Episode 54: Navigating the final weeks of pregnancy
Episode 24: Comfort during labor
A New Testament Gospera (A Sister Act Story), Act 1 - The Podcast MusicalIt's Jesus Christ Superstar meets Sister Act! Inspired bt4 gospels of the New Testament!
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