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What would you do if your baby came faster than you anticipated?
Medically, precipitous birth refers to childbirth from start of labor to birth of baby in 3 hours or less. But sometimes labor can progress quickly from early stages to pushing. It is sometimes referred to as "emergency childbirth," although birth is not an emergency — it's an emergence!
What this means practically is the labor progression jumps so fast, you may be delivering your baby before your midwife can get to you or you can get to your birth setting. It is important to know how to stay calm and what to do so baby is born safely. No need to panic — a calm, educated, empowered partner and mama, ideally with the help of a care provider on the phone, are perfectly capable of birthing the baby.
For all the information and inspiration you need to be empowered throughout your pregnancy and beyond, take Home Sweet Homebirth's Online Comprehensive Childbirth Education Course! The course includes ten videos, ranging from optimal health in pregnancy, to coping techniques, to tips for partners, to the postpartum period! It includes many bonus materials, such as an interactive workbook, tea and herbal infusion recipes, a birth preferences checklist, birth supply lists, and more! It is everything you need to help you give birth YOUR way!
Click the link below to purchase this course at an incredible value of only $79.99!
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"A healthy woman who delivers spontaneously performs a job that cannot be improved upon." - Aidan MacFarlane
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In this photo submitted by @bigapplefamily on Instagram, mama cuddles her brand new baby, who came so fast that grandma caught her in the bathroom, with phone assistance from a midwife. Baby and mom were both happy and healthy.
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