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Labor and Delivery

    This is where we describe how we help educate women on what to expect and what they can do to prepare for labor and delivery.

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    ASK: Is it worth saving my baby’s cord blood just in case they need...

    Labor and Delivery Dr. Judith Mercer
    Should Parents Save Their Baby’s Cord Blood? “When they collect the cord blood, they...
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    ASK: What is the importance of red blood cells in delayed cord clamping?

    Labor and Delivery Dr. Judith Mercer
    Benefits of Delayed Cord Clamping “When the cord clamping is delayed, the baby gets...
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    ASK: What is oxytocin?

    Labor and Delivery Lori Barkladge
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    ASK: How long should I wait to cut my baby’s umbilical cord?

    Labor and Delivery Dr. Judith Mercer
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    ASK: What is Pitocin and how is it different from oxytocin?

    Labor and Delivery Christine Stothers, CPM
    What is Pitocin? "It is a synthetic version of the naturally occurring hormone called oxytocin...
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    ASK: Does it matter how far away from the hospital I live if I...

    Labor and Delivery Christine Stothers, CPM
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    ASK: How can sexual abuse affect my labor and delivery?

    Labor and Delivery Liz Burkholder
    Liz Burkholder- Birthpedia Contributor and clinical hypnotherapist -l and d-900pxvideo

    ASK: What is integrative medicine and how can it help me during my pregnancy,...

    Labor and Delivery Liz Burkholder
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    ASK: Why is natural birth important even for the partner?

    Labor and Delivery Matthew Stith
    Speaker 1: (00:05) In my experience, natural birth is, is important for the partner to experience as well because in a traditional hospital setting, the...
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    ASK: Why is the partners role so important in birth?

    Labor and Delivery Matthew Stith
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