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Re: children in delivery roomFrom: Les Wasserman (beedoc@pilot.infi.net)Wed Feb 10 09:12:56 1999
At our hospital, families are encouraged to be present during the labor and delivery. I have had children younger than 10 who have done fine with the experience and much older children who have done poorly. I always inform my patient and if possible also her child, of the possibility of trauma when a child witnessed his mother's labor and delivery. I make it clear, that I will ask the child to leave and stay out of the delivery room if I detect problems developing. If the family is well educated by me and realize that I control the situation and will proceed to remove anyone from the LDR who is getting upset and/or is not being a supportive partner in the birth process, I think it can be an acceptable situation.
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Les Wasserman
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