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Your Pregnancy...
This is one of the most exciting times of a woman's life and is a time when you will find yourself seeking information that will help you maintain a healthy pregnancy as well as make wise decisions regarding your maternal healthcare. We believe that the cornerstone to a healthy pregnancy is knowledge. We have gathered information from our most reliable sources, as well as sharing with you our years of experience to give you the most up-to-date information possible. This section is set up for quick reference throughout your pregnancy. The links on the right will take you to informational pages or other website links. Please take the time to learn everything you can about your pregnancy!
“For you created my inner most being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb … I was woven together in the depths of the earth, your eyes saw my unformed body.” (Psalm 139:13-14).
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Postpartum Instructions are covered in detail in your childbirth classes at Heart 2 Heart and are also in your notebook but sometimes it is easier to look things up on line. The tabs on the right go over the biggest questions couples usually have. Remember, the first few weeks are exciting but tiresome. Please conserve your energy and enjoy yourself with your new baby...you are on a "baby moon" , sort of like a honey moon!
So now you have your baby...and you have questions! Well for the most part there are plenty of baby books out there and your family and your pediatrician will give plenty of advice, but the tabs here on our site will answer some of your immediate baby care questions. We do offer a baby care class that covers natural baby care options such as cloth diapering, breastfeeding, baby wearing and common discomforts and some safe natural remedies.
Prenatal care...
with midwives is parallel to OBGYN care. The same lab tests, sonograms and appointment schedules are kept. The biggest difference is the amount of time your midwives spend with you at a visit and the amount of birth preparation you will receive with a midwife in comparison to standard OB care. A typical prenatal visit consists of obtaining your weight, blood pressure, measuring your baby's growth and listening to your baby's heart beat.
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