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Induction at 39 weeks – does it really benefit women?

Induction at 39 weeks – does it really benefit women?

Induction at 39 weeks – Does it really benefit women and babies?

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Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation in childbirth education

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What is Physiologic birth?

What is Physiologic birth?

Physiologic birth is very simply what we call natural birth. It is the way that human bodies are biologically designed to give birth without interference. The human female body is designed to grow a new human, birth that human, and nourish that human. You are one stop shopping! It involves nourishing the woman growing a new human. Proper pregnancy nutrition helps to support her body and pregnancy, as well as creating a properly expanded blood volume, and working to prevent problems that can interfere with the birth process.  Physiologic birth in a well-nourished body increases...

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Have a positive, joyful birth experience!

Have a positive, joyful birth experience!

The Benefits of Bradley Natural/Physiological Childbirth Classes: The safest way for most women to have a baby Encourages couple bonding and understanding Empowers women through education Make educated decisions about your childbirth Highest rate of drug and surgery free birth; 75-85% of students! Learn how to avoid the risks of common labor interventions Learn to stay healthy and low risk; prevent common pregnancy and labor complications through nutrition and healthy choices during pregnancy Classes begin in mid-pregnancy and fill up fast! In the greater Rochester area in upstate New York,...

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Eight Ways to Best Support the Establishment of the Human Microbiome.

Eight Ways to Best  Support the Establishment of the Human Microbiome.

The human microbiome is established initially during birth through vertical transmission from the mother. There is a matrilineal transmission that has taken place from grandmothers, to mothers, to babies for centuries. We now have even more research that supports the importance of striving for the natural, physiological way of birth.

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