Top 10 Gifts For Moms-To-Be
Christmas will soon be here, and everyone is looking for the perfect gift. If you are a mom-to-be, here are some items you can add to your wish list!
Why Take a Childbirth Class?
No matter how you plan to give birth, it's essential to be as prepared as possible. That's why taking a childbirth education class is such a good idea. These classes can teach you everything you need to know about giving birth, from the basics of labour and delivery to more specific information like C-sections and epidurals. They can also help you prepare mentally and emotionally for the big day. So if you're pregnant, or planning to become pregnant soon, check out the upcoming days for our childbirth education classes. You won't regret it!
Unmedicated Birth
Are you considering an unmedicated birth for your next pregnancy? If so, you're in luck! In this post, we'll discuss what to expect during an unmedicated birth and provide some tips on how to prepare. Keep in mind that every birth is different, so don't hesitate to consult with your Doctor or Midwife if you have any questions. We wish you a healthy and happy pregnancy!
Nitrous, Narcotics, Epidurals, and Spinals.
What are my pain relief options during labour and birth? This is something we get asked a lot! This blog post will provide an overview of each method so that you can make an informed decision about the type of pain relief you want during labour.
In Ontario, the most common methods are pain relief are:
narcotics, nitrous oxide, epidurals and spinal anesthesia (spinals).
Each method has its risks and benefits. It is important to understand what each one involves. There is no one size fits all option or best option, only what is best for you in your unique situation.
Lochia - What is it? What should I watch for?
As a pregnant person, it's important to know what is considered normal lochia and what might require a call to your doctor. Lochia is the discharge you experience after giving birth, and it can vary in color and consistency depending on how long ago your baby was born. Knowing what to expect can help you relax and feel confident that you're taking care of yourself and your baby properly. Read on for more information about Lochia and how to tell if something is wrong.