Thursday, December 17, 2009
BORED.....
So, to be honest, I'm a little bored with my own blog. I want it to be professional with good information, but I'm not sure what topics people are really interested in. I could make it more personal too if anyone wants or we could make more of a discussion/interaction kind of thing. If anyone reading this has any suggestions on what they would like me to talk about or post on, please let me know!
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don't get bored, christy! keep it up! i'm reading. i guess the one thing i'm most interested in right now is how in the world to know when i am in labor (i was induced with fox, so i don't really know what i should be looking for besides my water breaking). i'm also highly interested in IUDs and how soon after birth you can get one, pros/cons, types, safety, other types of contraception to consider, etc. and i'm interested in how to recover from childbirth with you have a toddler. have mercy, that makes me nervous.
erin,
I hope I posted what you are looking for...I'll prob post pp depression next in regards to the question about handling two kids now-it is a major change and a big trigger for anxiety/depression. It does get better with time, but with a newborn and a toddler it is very hard. the recovery is usually faster, but the managing of two when you are used to one is tough:)
I think you're leaving great posts! I don't know how much your into herbs and things of that nature, but I chose a midwife (you!) over doctors because I wanted my pregnancy, labor and delivery experiences to be natural. This included getting acupuncture treatments 3-4 times a month, choosing natural "medications" when needed during pregnancy, ect. Do you have any input on herbs, acupuncture, acupressure or things along those lines?
Thanks Christy!
Thanks for sharing this blog Sherridan!! :) I've been loving Ina May's guide to childbirth and I would love to hear any input you have on natural "pain" management during labor. I'm so glad you have a blog!
I would like a blog about a check up before you even start to conceive. I've read about what you should get checked, but I'm wondering how important is it to really have that pre-check up and who to go to. I'm confused on the who to go to part because I want a midwife. Do I have a pre-check with a midwife or should I just go to my regular general practitioner? Also, when is a good time to start pre-natal visits?
Thank you for blogging!
Priscilla,
I went ahead and made a preconception post. Let me know if you have further questions. Also it is good to see your midwife by about 12-13 weeks at the latest. I'd be happy to see you anytime as well. Thanks for reading!
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