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Whether your C-Section is a planned C-Section or an emergency procedure done to keep you and your baby safe, it can be a scary time – especially when you are concerned with seeing your baby for the first time! However, it is essential to understand how to take care of yourself after your procedure – […]
The natural practice of laying a naked infant on the mother’s bare chest after a C-section is as beneficial to the baby as it is to the mom. Experts say skin-to-skin should begin immediately after birth and last for at least one hour. Studies have shown that making sure skin-to-skin time occurs after a birth, […]
Nearly a third of U.S. deliveries are via cesarean section, leaving these mothers with a lifelong scar. Doctors do their best to minimize the scar, making the incision just below the bikini line. A mother who gave birth via C-section can usually wear a bikini without revealing the scar. Still, the procedure is a major […]
With more than 32 percent of women giving birth via Cesarean section, it makes sense that many mothers are looking for a better option than the traditional surgery. Whether it’s a scheduled C-section or if it is unplanned, the experience doesn’t have to be traumatic. C-sections are a miraculous medical procedure that can save both […]
The first modern c-section was performed in 1881 and while some clinical aspects have advanced, the lack of immediate contact between mother/ baby have not. As a fairly common procedure in the United States, c-sections are recommended for patients who aren’t able to deliver vaginally. Nearly 1 in 3 women do a c- section. Aside […]
