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What to Know About Pre-Eclampsia
What to Know About Pre-Eclampsia

Pre-eclampsia is diagnosed when you have high blood pressure after 20 weeks of pregnancy combined with protein in your urine. Pre-eclampsia is very serious and needs to be treated by your care provider. Read our latest blog to find out more about what to expect when you receive this diagnosis.

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Birth, Birth Doulas, Birthing Partner, Complications, Doulas, High RIsk Pregnancy, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Pregnancy, Prenatal CareHeather Clementslabor, pregnancy complications, pregnancy, induction, blood pressure, magnesium, labor and delivery
The Number 1 Way to Prepare for Labor and Birth
The Number 1 Way to Prepare for Labor and Birth

Pssst….we have a secret and we want to share it with you! You may have questions about how to best prepate yourself for labor and birth. While there are certainly books to read, podcasts to listen to, stretches to do, etc…we are going to tell you the top way to prepare for birth.

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Birth, Birthing Partner, Birth Doulas, Cesarean Birth, Breech Birth, Childbirth Education, Comfort Measures, Complications, Epidurals, High RIsk Pregnancy, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Labor Augmentation, Pregnancy, Postpartum Recovery, Prenatal Care, PushingHeather Clementschildbirth education, comfort measures, labor, labor support, labor and delivery, early labor, pregnancy, stages of labor
What Are My Options for Fetal Monitoring
What Are My Options for Fetal Monitoring

Most care providers will want to keep an eye on your baby while you are in labor. There are several options available for fetal monitoring. Some fetal monitoring needs to be continous and some fetal monitoring can be intermittent. Check out our newest blog post for your potential options.

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Birth, Childbirth Education, High RIsk Pregnancy, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Labor Augmentation, Pregnancy, PushingHeather Clementspregnancy, labor, labor and delivery, active labor, hospital birth, birth, fetal monitoring
What Happens if I Have Cholestasis?
What Happens if I Have Cholestasis?

June is Cholestasis Awareness Month. Cholestasis, or ICP, is a complication of pregnancy that causes extreme itching on the hands and feet as one of the most common symptoms. While a diagnosis of ICP is serious, may people have positive birth outcomes if it is treated. Take a look at our newest blog to learn more.

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Birth, Hospital Birth, Inductions, Labor, Pregnancy, Prenatal Care, High RIsk Pregnancy, ComplicationsHeather Clementspregnancy, pregnancy complications, cholestasis, ICP, labor, labor and delivery