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Sally and Graeme - Avoiding induction with a big baby and a partner's perspective

Sally and Graeme - Avoiding induction with a big baby and a partner's perspective

FromTransform Your Birth


Sally and Graeme - Avoiding induction with a big baby and a partner's perspective

FromTransform Your Birth

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Length:
50 minutes
Released:
Aug 23, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Sally and Graeme resist the advice to have an induction based only on the identification of her baby’s size. Her caregivers were concerned about the risk of the baby’s shoulders getting stuck. Her labour starts spontaneously at 41 +2 weeks, and whilst it was a long labour, she manages with the incredible support of Graeme. He helps her to find comfort and coaches her along the way. We discuss how important it is for women to be free to move during labour - because they look for comfort, which supports the descent of the baby, and can reduce risk of baby getting stuck. Graeme shares how his preparation and doing the practices really helped him to know what to do on the day, and stay really present to Sally’s needs. Their son arrived at 4.44kg. An inspiring story for anyone who is worried about having a big baby.   Links: Transform Parenting Website
Released:
Aug 23, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (82)

Transform Your birth Podcast will educate, entertain and support your ability to navigate pregnancy and prepare to give birth. We can't control birth, but Tracey helps us to see how we can influence it and how it helps us to become parents. Transform Parenting Founder Tracey Anderson Askew explores birth through stories and the lens of what birth can teach us. She prepares families for birth and parenting and views birth as the catalyst for the transformation necessary to go from woman to mother, and man to father. These podcasts will share that wisdom and change the current birth narrative from what happens in birth to how birth changes us.