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Date: May 5, 2021, 20:00 UTC | Local time: , 1620244800
In celebration of International Day of the Midwife 2021, GOLD Learning is excited to welcome Barbara Harper as she shares her new presentation titled "Rethinking Second Stage: Letting Baby Out Versus ...
Directing women to push has been commonplace in the birth room far too long. The cultural expectation of how second stage should look has infiltrated movies, TV and people’s minds. Women are constantly told when to push, when not to push, how to push, and where to push. To understand and support physiological birth we need to reconsider the assumptions upon which this practice is based and how it affects the overall experience of birth. This workshop discusses both supporting instinctive pushing during uncomplicated, physiological birth and the fact that the descent and rotation of the baby through the pelvis is directed by primitive reflexes that guide the baby into the pelvis, out of the pelvis and up the abdomen for attachment to a breast. We will examine the multidimensional and individual nature of birth physiology through photos, video and discussion.
Duration: 60 min |
CE Credits: 1 (details) |
Recording Viewing Time: 4 Weeks |
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