thread: Homebirth General Discussion #11

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    It was AMAZING. Perfect. She is wonderful. We all clicked. So easy, so comfortable. Just awesome.

    Feeling so great about this decision! Now I have books and DVDs to keep me occupied!! All on loan with many more at my disposal.

    On cloud nine really feel like I'm doing the best thing for me and my baby and setting myself up for all future births.

    Blessed

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    That's great to hear Aimz

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    Congrats Kelly!!!!!! Welcome Amaya!

    Lovely to hear ur MW appointment was good aimz! Lovely news

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    Awesome stuff Aimz!!!

    Tanya: hope you are doing well babe and getting all in the groove for welcoming this bun earthside!

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    That is great news, Aimz! Very happy for you

    Thanks Cassius, I am getting the last things done... So difficult with a 2yo (in two days) walking a step behind me destroying ll in his path! I cleaned my room yrsterday and while I did the he spun through the lounge and kitchen like a tornado! *sigh*

    Had a lovely intimate Blessingway over the week end, was nice and helped me focus on my birth, which is something I haven't really done... So I guess I am ready

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    Glad it went well Aimz!!

    SO i got accepted into our local hosp home birth program and will be meeting my midwives within the next few weeks. Im still slightly unsure whether I will attempt homebirth or not.

    Can I ask a few questions?

    How do they prepare the environment for it? My last labour was only 35min so we are hugely worried that no one will even make it in time and want to know if they leave like a sterile kit etc at your home?

    I dont have a huge house either.. and the main living area is very open (no curtains LOL) so the brith area maybe our bedroom so do I need water proof stuff etc?

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    I have put a mattress protector on my bed... But you really don't need anything if you will be expecting someone to turn up with everything. Cord can stay intact, everyone has towels, you have your breasts and I assume you will have baby blankets and nappies... *shrugs*

    Things that I have in my pack are;
    Mirror
    Towels
    Scissors
    Cord ties
    Homeopathic herbs to help with after birth pains and to help combat any excess bleeding.
    Herbs for soothing my perineum
    List of emergency numbers
    Ummmm... Think that's it without going to look.

    So we now have a vomiting almost 5 yo in the house *sigh*