EP 56 \ Cascade of Interventions For Babies? The Reality of Newborn Care In Hospitals

So many of you have worked so hard to prepare for the labor and birth you want to have so you can work with God's design to do things the right way.  You have your beautiful birth....but then you have a new baby in your arms and the doctor says something isn't quite as it should be with your baby.....NOW WHAT?  Is it really wrong?  Do you need to do something?  If you do, are you setting yourself up for a long cascade of testing and interventions?  If you don't are you endangering your baby?  How do you know what to do?  Let's talk about it today.

 

 

 

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