You’re mid-pregnancy and you need to change your medical care provider. Eeek! So, what happens next? How do you tactfully “break-up” with your current provider and how do you (quickly) find someone new who can help you?
You're mid-pregnancy and you need to change your medical care provider. Eeek! So, what happens next? How do you tactfully "break-up" with your current provider and how do you (quickly) find someone new who can help you?
Planning on a waterbirth? Well, how do you prepare and what should you expect? Consider this your crash course on exactly what waterbirth is so you can determine if it's the right option for you and your family.
You have a growing belly, and with that comes pressure on your back. So, what are some ways you can naturally treat this pain during pregnancy?
So, you’re thinking a bit outside the box with your birth… and you’re researching midwives and doulas. What exactly is the difference?
You’re thinking about giving birth at home. Well, how do you know if that’s the best decision for you and your family?
We're continuing our series to help you choose the best health care providers for your birth. In this episode, we'll explore the role of a midwife. What are a midwife's primary responsibilities and how can you find the right one for you?
Congrats! You’ve decided to have an unmedicated birth, but what if everyone isn't exactly on board? Friends, family... or perhaps even your medical provider? Today we're joined by Hehe Stewart, creator of the Birth Lounge and host of the Birth Lounge podcast.
When pregnant, having an "uneventful" or "boring" pregnancy is actually exactly what your medical care provider wants. A pregnancy with few complications will keep you "low risk". So, what exactly does having a low risk pregnancy look like? And what can you do to keep it that way?
We're launching a new series all about your choices of how to birth your baby. In this episode, we're learning all about planned homebirth. What typically happens during a homebirth and how can you better prepare to have the best experience possible?
You're pregnant and in the process of putting together your health care team. So, what's a midwife and how can they help? Will you still need to see an OB/GYN?