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It’s called an en caul birth—exceedingly rare, but exceedingly cool.
Wait, what?!
Turns out: We’ve been rushing women through labor.
Even though nothing went according to plan, it was, undeniably, a time of miracles.
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The landmark birth is the result of a clinical trial and could change the future for many families.
Your child’s whole life is in your hands. There is the promise of a future nestled in your arms. And not just that baby’s future, but yours, too.
“It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but I did it.”
Prices aren’t just high—they also vary wildly.
It’s meant to create an environment and energy that is as calm and pleasant as possible.
Because infant poop and the pads you wear after birth are funny.
If you’re feeling a bit confused by the difference between Braxton Hicks and labor contractions, know that you’re not alone, and check out her video:
So calm your brain and watch what your body can do.
Waiting just 60 seconds could make a huge difference.
Thank you for your positivity and genuine belief in my abilities to get my baby out safely.
Myth #4: You can’t breastfeed after a C-section. While it may be a little more challenging at first, you absolutely can!
8. Stay positive and have confidence in your child.
I know you have a million questions and that’s ok.
5. Breathe together.
I want to frame this moment in time. I want to remember this feeling of anticipation and excitement.
