Is giving birth painful? What does labour really feel like? I’m sure this is a question every single pregnant person has asked themselves at least once! I don’t
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Planning For Your C-Section. A Detailed Birth Plan.
This post is all about our birth plan for my upcoming C-section. I’m having a C-section due to the placement of my placenta, so although a lot of
Amazing Online Birth Course for Busy Parents
I’m a busy person. I work as an L&D nurse, I have a family and run a blog. I’m go go go all the time! It’s hard to
My Pitocin Induction Story: What I Wish I Knew!
Baby Time! It seems like just yesterday, rather than 6 months ago, my husband and I were driving to the hospital on a rainy Friday nervous and excited
What Prodromal Labor Feels Like: A Birth Story with Tips from a Labor Nurse
I still have a couple of birth stories to share, with my input as a labour and delivery nurse. Even though I wasn’t present for the birth, I’m
Stacey’s Birth Story – When Birth Doesn’t Go as Planned
Stacey’s Birth Story It’s very common for women to have a certain idea about what is going to happen during their labour and delivery. Some even write out
Haley’s Birth Story – A Very Long Labour
Birth Stories with Babytalk Welcome to this brand new segment of the blog! My plan is to post women’s birth stories and then add in labour and birth
Expectful. Meditation for Fertility, Pregnancy and Motherhood
Pregnancy meditation is huge these days, and well frankly, meditation for any season of your life is getting more popular! Pregnancy is usually a happy time in people’s
The Peanut Ball. A Miracle Tool That Will Shorten Your Labour.
Peanut Balls in Labour & Delivery I’ve just recently learned about a little known secret magical tool used on many labour and delivery units. And I’d like to
Labor & Delivery Lingo: 11 Medical Terms Every Mom-to-Be Should Know
Ever feel like doctors and nurses are speaking an entirely different language? Like you’ve landed on another planet when they start throwing around medical terms? Don’t worry—you’re not