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Make Birth Easier Supports Optimal Cord Clamping

Posted on November 9, 2015 by makebirtheasier

An excerpt of this article was published in The National Childbirth Trust (NCT) magazine in December 2015. ‘Delayed Cord Clamping – The single most important gift you can give to your baby.’ Hannah Tizard #BloodtoBaby Make Birth Easier Blogging has been quiet for a few…

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Make Birth Easier Campaign – After Care (Featuring A Personal Story)

Posted on June 4, 2015 by makebirtheasier

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‘Fetal navigation techniques can facilitate easier, faster and safer birthing thus reducing the ever increasing number of caesarean sections performed and the amount of drugs administered. A reduction in medical intervention, and particularly caesarean sections, would reduce the necessity for aftercare; helping to cut…

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Make Birth Easier Supports Optimal Cord Clamping

Make Birth Easier Campaign – After Care (Featuring A Personal Story)

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