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| | | | Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth |  | And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. |
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| 1. Episiotomy - A surgical incision made in the perineum (the area of skin between the vagina and the anus) | 2. Amniotomy ("Breaking the Bag of Water") | 3. Induced labor. | 4. Fetal monitoring. | 5. Forceps delivery | 6. Vacuum extraction. | 7. Cesarean section |
Preperation | clean towels, blankets, washcloths and buckets of water | most woman opt for some sort of sitting or squatting position. | Support her through early labor | the transitional phase of labor urge to really PUSH | Support the babys head as it comes out of the vagina | Once the head is out it usually roates a bit to one side. | With the next push, one shoulder will emerge then the other. | Once the shoulders are out keep supporting the baby and lift it very slightly toward the mother's stomach, the rest of the body will come out easily | the baby will be slippery | Dry the baby and Keep the baby warm. | As long as the baby is breathing — it should be obvious, most babies cry at least a little upon contact with their new atmosphere — it should be placed directly onto its mother’s chest immediately. | The baby, at this point, will still be attached to its mother via an umbilical cord. There’s no need to detach it | Do not mess with the placenta | The final stage of delivery is when the placenta comes out its the most dangerous part if your not a medical professional because it can lead to hemorrhaging. | The point is that after birthing a baby the uterus needs to contract in other to separate the placenta from the inside of the body. | It can happen within ten minutes after birth or take up to an hour - is a "gush of blood" | Firmly massaging the stomach after this which will probably hurt her a little will help slow down the bleeding. |
| Congratulations! You birthed a baby! |
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