Delayed cord clamping and no vaccines or atleast delay the vaccines. Home birth with a midwife if you can. Obviously no circumcision. Skin to skin contact immediately. No painkillers or epidurals during childbirth. No inducing. No voluntary c-section.
Going to give this midwife thing a shot. This is one of the posts I was looking for. Thanks.
I would like to give some insight into the midwife thing. Find one ASAP. What is happening is, people are afraid of the hospitals with convid restrictions in place, so everyone is trying home births now. The problem with that being, not everyone is in the right mindset for it. What happens is the mothers end up getting exhausted in a long natural birth, so they get scared and end up wanting to get transferred to the hospital when it's really unnecessary. So the midwifes are getting a bit more tight on first time mothers, so be aware. Your midwife probably shouldn't book more than 4 births a month, if they do, you may end up with assistants or someone you don't know.
My cousin squeezed out 7 so far and she had a midwife with number 2 to number 6. She had number 7 by herself. . I'll ask her who she knows in the area that helped her with this.
I'm confused by your assertion that natural births are long. With proper preparation beforehand natural births should not last longer than a few hours and often less than 1 hour. Without proper preparation it does really suck.
You need to find a midwife ASAP like the other user said.
Please explain the delayed cord clamping.
Theres tonnes of stem cells that are still in placenta, along with blood thats supposed to end up in the babies body. (((They))) clamp it early so your baby is iron and blood deficient, and so they can take the stem cells for themselves or just deprive your child of them if you don't give up the organ.
You're supposed to wait until the umbilical chord is completely white, then wait a few minutes after that before cutting.
Wow. Totally new information to me. I knew about cord blood being valuable, but I didn't know it would still go into the baby after birth. Is there a risk that more blood will flow OUT of the baby instead?
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