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Packing Your Overnight Bag
When the times comes to go to the birthing center or hospital, every mom wants to be prepared. The last thing you want to worry about is whether you've forgotten baby's first outfit or snacks for ...
health.discovery.com/centers/pregnancy/americanbaby/packingbag.html
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Upside: Good overview and list of what to bring with you to the hospital
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Back labor
What is back labor? What can I do to ease back labor? What is back labor? Back labor refers to the intense lower back pain that many women feel during contractions, and some even feel between ...
www.babycenter.com/0_back-labor_1451580.bc
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Upside: Short article on back labor with good detail on how it is handled
Downside: Busy page
What I wish I'd known about childbirth
Preparing for childbirth and creating your birth plan What to bring to the hospital Labor and delivery Your support team Pain management C-sections Post-delivery bonding After the birth
www.babycenter.com/0_what-i-wish-id-known-about-childbirth_1482561.bc
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Upside: Long list of user advice and tips about labor and delivery including what to bring, pain management and cesarean sections
Downside: Click on 'See all on one page' to reduce clicking
Interview with a Labor and Delivery Nurse
Most women can honestly say that their first delivery in a hospital was different from what they expected. Maybe they wished for something they forgot to bring - or took pain medications during ...
www.beginnerbaby.com/labor-nurse.php
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Upside: Good interview with a labor nurse on what to expect in the delivery room
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Labor & Delivery 101
* Real-Mommy Tips on How to Deal The best labor and delivery advice you'll get. * Childbirth Class 101 The scoop on what you'll learn. * The Ultimate Hospital Packing Checklist Must-haves for ...
www.parents.com/pregnancy/labor-delivery/basics/
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Upside: Links to detailed article on planning for labor and delivery
Downside: Most articles span several pages
Packing Checklist for Labor and Delivery
If you're more than 36 weeks pregnant, do yourself a favor: Pack a bag for the hospital before you go into labor. Throwing things into a suitcase is not something you want to do when you're in the ...
www.drspock.com/article/0,1510,5201,00.html
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Upside: Good detailed list on what to bring with you to the hospital
Downside: Text heavy page
Labor & Delivery
Electronic Fetal Monitoring Keeping tabs on your baby during labor and delivery Labor is no cakewalk for you — and it isn't for your baby either. During labor, your baby will be squeezed by your ...
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Upside: Detailed explanation on fetal monitoring during labor and delivery
Downside: Confusing links on page for more information
Pregnancy: Labor and Delivery
Childbirth is one of the most memorable and rewarding events of a couple's life. No matter how often a woman gives birth, each experience is an intimate and unique celebration of life. Though labor ...
www.healthsquare.com/fgwh/wh1ch26.htm
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Upside: Very detailed information on labor and deliver including what to expect, pictures and breathing techniques
Downside: Lots of scrolling
Fetal Monitors
A Necessary Part of Delivery? When Shelley Maves' dog knocked her into the snow, causing premature labor, she was terrified that the fall had somehow injured her baby. After rushing to the hospital, ...
www.pregnancytoday.com/articles/labor-and-delivery/fetal-monitors-4758/
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Upside: Article on the use of fetal monitoring during delivery
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Fetal Monitoring
Kathleen is in the hospital having her first baby. The rhythmic thump-thump, thump-thump, thump-thump of the external fetal monitor, which loudly projects the unborn baby's heartbeat into the ...
www.realsavvymoms.com/pregnancy/article.php?article=43&category2=7
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Upside: Advice and video on fetal monitoring during labor and delivery
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