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That purse is hilarious. I was reading all calmly and I scrolled down thinking to see a Coach purse or something and there it was and I started cracking up!!!!! That's sooooo funny. My ds said the handles should be feet and the zipper a knife handle, he thinks differently than I. It was just such a surprise to see that purse.
Danz, babies often have cords wrapped around their neck but it can be wrapped so tightly that it makes their heart rate drop. We had to unwrap cords around our babies necks, my dh did most of that stuff with our natural births. It is like second nature when they emerge to just check for the cord and unwrap it. One of our babies the midwife didn't make it here in time and we didn't even think anything of it, just unwrapped it. Midwives don't generally use electronic fetal monitoring constantly. Mine used a doppler at important times to sort of spot check baby's heart rate and I feel like that's adequate. The bad part about the constant monitoring is that you can't move because you're strapped to the machine constantly monitoring the baby. If you can't move, you can't do a whole lot to help move labor along. I think some of the bigger hospitals have some that are wireless now, I have no experience with those but honestly I didn't like those 2 big straps tied around me holding it in place. I don't see how this is necessary in most cases. It's like there is always a time and a place for everything, but there are risks involved too in not being able to move around during labor because that moving around helps the baby gain a better position for birth. Danz, I'm glad your pig seems to be thriving, I'm curious to see how he behaves when you go out to care for him. Please be careful.
Thanks for the pic Hawkeye, I didn't notice the second pic that first time around. They are pretty, and now I want to take pics of mine, they're certainly not RIR.
I haven't been out in a few hours, it was nice out earlier but it looks like a storm may be coming through.
checoukan, I hope you feel better quickly.
I'm going to go out and check my little chicks and make sure they got inside.
Danz, babies often have cords wrapped around their neck but it can be wrapped so tightly that it makes their heart rate drop. We had to unwrap cords around our babies necks, my dh did most of that stuff with our natural births. It is like second nature when they emerge to just check for the cord and unwrap it. One of our babies the midwife didn't make it here in time and we didn't even think anything of it, just unwrapped it. Midwives don't generally use electronic fetal monitoring constantly. Mine used a doppler at important times to sort of spot check baby's heart rate and I feel like that's adequate. The bad part about the constant monitoring is that you can't move because you're strapped to the machine constantly monitoring the baby. If you can't move, you can't do a whole lot to help move labor along. I think some of the bigger hospitals have some that are wireless now, I have no experience with those but honestly I didn't like those 2 big straps tied around me holding it in place. I don't see how this is necessary in most cases. It's like there is always a time and a place for everything, but there are risks involved too in not being able to move around during labor because that moving around helps the baby gain a better position for birth. Danz, I'm glad your pig seems to be thriving, I'm curious to see how he behaves when you go out to care for him. Please be careful.
Thanks for the pic Hawkeye, I didn't notice the second pic that first time around. They are pretty, and now I want to take pics of mine, they're certainly not RIR.
I haven't been out in a few hours, it was nice out earlier but it looks like a storm may be coming through.
checoukan, I hope you feel better quickly.
I'm going to go out and check my little chicks and make sure they got inside.