The cord generally stops pulsating before delivery of the placenta, if anybody waits long enough to even notice. We didn't cut my son's cord until 2 hours after delivery, and I can tell you the cord...
Thanks. :) We were prepared to deliver at home, since I arrived at the birth center completely dilated with my third. I knew I was NOT going to suffer through transition in the car again , so had...
I have not encountered it in the hospital setting. But it seems somewhat popular with homebirth. I say to each his own. Personally, I think the theory is a good one, but in practice, it can be...
Actually, I am one of those nurses, and I am sure there are others here. This is if the doc is minutes away from the room. Obviously, I'm not going to have a Mom blow for an hour. Yes, I am able to...
We always collect a FFN by SSE, either by the triage nurse or the Resident if there is one on, for anyone under 34 weeks. If it is neg and there is no cervical change, they aren't treated with...
Depends on the area. In Ohio, CPM's are not licensed or recognized by the state. There are women here who use them, but it is kind of an underground system with everything paid out of pocket. There is...
The L&D experience would definitely be helpful for future CNM employment. As far as legalities, you are or will be a registered nurse, and are able to work as "just a nurse", even with an advanced...
We have a LC Monday through Friday from 9-4, and on call on weekends. Other times, teaching falls to the RN. We only have about 100 deliveries/month, with 12 LDRP's, and 14 PP beds. I can't imagine...
It's a matter of risks versus benefits. Vaccines provide an obvious benefit, so they are endorsed by the AAP. They doesn't mean they are without risk. So if you're baby is a healthy, term infant with...
While I am glad that you survived on soy milk, as I'm sure many others did, I think the OP was asking if anyone had read of the risks associated with soy formula. Yes, we're all going to die of...
Many things are on the market, that are not necessarily safe. Unfortunately, adequate research is not always done before something is "approved". Soy formula has been used for 40years, but where is...
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I was glad this New Year's, that of the 4 area hospitals in our county delivering babies this year, none of us had a last minute CS. The area's New Year's baby wasn't born until 3:30 am. Our...
At a prior hospital, we rotated which formula was offered monthly. At the facility I am in now, we always offer the WIC supported brand. It is even in our transition orders. Unless ped orders...
That's exactly what it says. I have wondered if there would be issues with just taking the formula out of the breast bags. But, I guess if Moms are expecting it..... And btw, if it called a...
True, Moms don't chose to bottlefeed based on a free diaper bag containing formula. And I don't think anyone is suggesting that we not support mothers who opt to bottle feed. If by not giving her a...
I think it already has. Simply passing on a link about legislation to stop the underhanded marketing by formula companies has inflamed people. I truly feel for women who have tried to nurse, and only...
Again, this is being turned into a breast feeding versus bottlefeeding debate. The point of this article is that is unfair to market formula to new moms. That does not mean you will have to bring your...