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Stages of Labor Part 1 (EBB Crash Course)
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- If you're having a baby, it's important to know how birth works! Let's talk about how your baby will pass through your pelvis, how your cervix will open, and about the stages of labor.
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Thank you for posting. Especially now without the availability of classes.
Really appreciate this since there's no classed right now. Thank you from first time mom
Lol. With my first I was at 5 cm no contractions for about 2 weeks. Then at 37 weeks I went from 5 to skin to skin in 1 hr 15 mins. There were no discernable breaks between contractions once they became noticeable. I hope this labor goes just as quickly
This knowledge is SO helpful for new moms! Birth can be so overwhelming if you don't know what is going on. Thanks for always sharing awesome info, Rebecca!
Your videos are exactly what i have been looking for. So informative! Thank you for making them! I have been binge watching them all day!
Thank you for the very informative and factual session. The visual props really helped gain understanding of the process.
Thank you for your amazing videos, Love your book it is very informative
Your the best! Thank you so much for this detailed video!! It’s so helpful and fun to learn and understand the way you have taught it.
Omg, These videos are extremely helpful! Thank you so much!🙌🏻
Thank you so much for this video. It’s by far the most helpful one I’ve watched.
Very well explained... good job! Learnt a lot from this video
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much!
You are amazing! This video is exactly what I needed to teach my granddaughter before her labor starts! Thank you so much. 💞
Thank you so much for the video very much helpful😊
Thank you so much for posting this video. Immensely helpful, well made and well spoken!
Oh, wow! Thank you so much for this video! It's great! Especially since English isn't my first language, and I have to be familiar with all these new anatomical terms
Thank you so much for this awesome video! I’m a new L & D nurse and I love everything about EBB and how you teach. I just finished reading your book too! Lots of valuable information to be used and shared with my patients and families ❤️
Oh mam I can feel all the process how you teach it. Really awsome......!
I was just looking something like this. Thanks a lot.
Very informative video
Thank you so much from first time mom!
Thanks for the video! Ver informative- I just got a little distracted from time to time seeing your eyes looking towards your right side :)
Very informative 🙂
You are amazing 💞
Thank you!!
Thank you for this 😊😊
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Thank you! But I'm so distracted by you looking off to your right like what are you looking at lol
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I love the plushies 😂 thank you for all this info! 🌺💖🕊️♥️
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Thank you so much for taking the time to educate us with this video! Don't worry about overly sensitive commenters getting offended.
So informative thank you!
The patience and methodical thinking of women...so essential to a successful birth.
in witch stage u can get epidural?
I keep wondering.. You check the dilation of the cervix with your hand. But as of now, my vagina is not big enough to accommodate an adult person's hand, at least not just like that. Is the rest of the vagina dilating together with the cervix? Is the perineum, which as I understand it is the tightest part of the birth canal, except for the cervix, also dilating? Or is this another case of "With everything else going on around that area, you won't even notice or mind."?
Thanks for the information! Giving birth in February but there aren’t any classes available yet. One thing I may suggest: if you’re checking speaker notes, it may be better if you put them closer to the camera. I kept getting slightly distracted when you would look off to the side. Other than that, thank you for this!
Yes, just a tad bit annoying.
Yep, I agree with this. It was distracting.
I agree super distracting
I thought she might’ve been giving a child “the eye” 😂😂
Can i still make vaginal birth? Even may placenta was position first before may baby😊 im just curious
Precipitace birth ..3 hours
12 to 54 hours
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Contractions
I have given Precipitous birth. And my baby is no longer with me. :(
Waves
Pushing phase...birth!
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Amniotic fluid inside the Amniotic sack...placenta
Some blood droplets
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what is your name
Transition...90 second length every 2 minutes
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Thank you so much for this video!! I love your gender inclusive language that you properly caption your video!!!!
I have fear of vagina pain of having a baby I'm not having a baby.
Does the Military support homebirths?
1cm...to 10 cm
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6cm...active...60 second contraction every 3 minutes.
Excellent information but I'm more sure now I dont want to have a baby.
I so want to watch your video series because I know so little about the mechanics of labor. But this “gender inclusive” language is SO alienating. Dehumanizing, even. I feel like you aren’t addressing me, as a whole person, at all.
It probably feels like you can’t win, what with the postmodernist crowd telling you you can’t say “woman” and women asking you why you won’t.
As one of those women - and, at that, a woman who is pretty educated on my own biology, this one factor (aka the factor for which my female body was made: giving birth) not included - this is my opinion.
Cry about it
I didn’t even think about that watching this. Who cares? It’s all about the mechanics not about dehumanizing women ffs. Most medical stuff is usually explained like this. I don’t need her to say woman, women during the explanation because I know she’s obviously talking about women giving birth..
That moment when feminists turn their backs on women.
Maybe psychological it’s helpful to be addressed as women. It does feel empowering, I think. Language is important , this video even mentions how calling the contractions waves or surges takes away that negative connotation. She calls it in the video Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Being addressed as women could be very empowering as we remember that we were made to do this and are more than capable especially in that moment when you start to doubt. It would be sad to be stripped away of that reminder that we are women and we have all that we need to bring our baby into the world. That we aren’t just machine. We have a mind and emotions and we needs all the mental and emotional strength, not just information on our mechanisms, which is helpful too.
@@nat4465 I love this!! I couldn’t have articulated it better myself.
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“Person” giving birth...but you sure are evidence based!
trans and non binary people have babies too.
@@Rae-kw4ov women give birth
@@sarahemccoy31 a true but incomplete statement!
women, trans men AND non binary people give birth
@@sarahemccoy31 Sex and gender are two different things. People with uterus give birth.
Thought the same