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The balance of Hormones during the labor process and birth

Letting your labor begin on its own is usually the best option for low risk birth parents. When all “players” (your baby, your hormones, your placenta and your uterus) are ready, you will go into labor on your own. In the last few weeks of pregnancy, your baby and...

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What are Doulas and what do they do? – Part 2

This is the continuation of the first part of this blog post. Please read below what happens once you’ve decided you want to work with me as your doula: Step 4: 1st Prenatal Appointment and Birth Plan In our first prenatal appointment I usually meet the parents at...

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What are Doulas and what do they do? – PART 1

When my clients tell their families and friends that they’ll have a doula at their birth, the usual response is: “What is a Doula? What do they do?” I am here to give you some more insights on what doulas are and what we do to help our clients throughout pregnancy,...

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Why skin to skin is so important

Congratulations! Your baby has been born. Skin to skin contact with your baby immediately after birth and in the first few weeks with your newborn is very important. It can help mother and baby both with a great start into the breastfeeding adventure and create a deep...

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What I learned about Circumcision

As an Austrian, circumcision is a fairly new thing to me. In Europe circumcision is not automatically offered to new parents at the hospital. It is only administered, if medically necessary.  So when I moved to the United States, where circumcision seems like a...

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