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Getting baby head-down is such a relief! In my last labor, my baby was head-down but face-up. During that pregnancy I spent a lot of time sitting on a couch or other surface when I was doing computer work or reading or resting. This time around, I haven’t sat on a couch at all and have sat on the floor instead for almost all activities. I’m also tried to be in positions with my belly down toward the floor as much as possible to encourage baby to be in the head-down and facing my spine. We...
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I know this method isn't proven to start labor but it can help baby get in the right position which may tell the body it's go time! This may not work for everyone but I had so many Toms swearing by it that I figured it was worth a be one shot! My doctor said it wouldn't hurt (I was full term) so why not right?! I have another video where I ask my doctor about this method and other "wives tales" and if they really induce labor or not. Be sure to check it out! Have you tried this...
Showing you what to expect the first 24 hours home with a newborn. From trying to establish breastfeeding to the sleep deprivation to food prep to basic newborn care tips, I share what my first 24 hours home with baby number five looks like. If this is baby number two for you and are curious on how to handle your newborn and toddler that first day home, I hope this video helps a bit! I know it can seem overwhelming. I know it can be intimidating, but please know you were meant to be...
This printable birth plan can be found at hortonlane.com/shop I like to keep my birth plan simple because most of the time, your nurses and doctors will walk you through each step and give you your options.
Do you need to have cervical checks when pregnant? Should you have a cervical check every week once you hit 36 weeks in your pregnancy? The short answer is no. Cervical checks at 36 weeks aren’t even required. ALWAYS talk to your doctor but given the risks associated with these, it never hurts to ask them questions and to gain a better understanding of this is something you need to go through or not.
