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Re: postdelivery bonding and baby careFrom: LCLEMOS@aol.comFri Jun 23 13:22:20 2006
In a message dated 6/23/2006 1:19:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, ajfields@pine-net.com writes: central U.S. Both coasts are, as usual, ahead of the rest of us. The hospital nearest me still has separate labor and delivery rooms, and the baby is often taken to the nursery without the mother so much as laying eyes on it. They had a heart attack at my friend's birth plan, which specified that the baby was never to leave her side, provided everything was well. wow, that's good to know, since students may go anywhere in the country I guess I'd better start broadening their preparation before they have heart attacks at practices seen in different parts of the country. There can be "bad experiences" anywhere though, we aren't immune tot those complaints Birth plans tend to cause staff distress no matter where :-) Laurie
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