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Q&A: The Unknowns of Labor, Baby's Position, and Tearing During Birth
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Have you been wondering how to navigate the unknowns of labor? Are you fearful of your baby being in a poor position or tearing during birth?
If thinking about the labor and birth process has you feeling nervous, this episode is for you!
In this episode, we answer these three questions:
- How do you navigate the unknowns of labor, especially with an unmedicated birth?
- If you had a malpositioned baby, how likely is it to happen a second time and how do these positions affect unmedicated birth?
- How can I get past the fear of tearing during birth?
For these Q&A episodes, I will answer all of the burning questions from my audience.
If you would like to submit a question for the next Q&A episode you can do that here!
If you're wanting to learn about ways you can set yourself and your family up for success during pregnancy and postpartum, and how to afford the help you deserve, check out my free Registry Guide to learn more!
If you're wanting to learn about ways you can set yourself and your family up for success during pregnancy and postpartum, and how to afford the help you deserve, check out my free Registry Guide to learn more!
Early enrollment for my VIP waitlist opens on April 2nd. This first cohort is limited to 35 students (and there are currently 98 people on the waitlist). So, if you're wanting additional training in VBAC and cesarean support you'll want to be on this waitlist.
VBAC & Cesarean for Birth Professionals is also approved for 8 contact hours through ICEA.
Join here: https://thehannahgill.com/doulawaitlist
- First 3 Steps to VBAC Guide: https://www.thehannahgill.com/firststeps
- Quiz - Is Your Provider VBAC Supportive?: https://thehannahgill.com/quiz
- Doula VBAC and Repeat Cesarean Guide: https://www.thehannahgill.com/newdoulatips
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