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Things a labor and delivery nurse needs you to know about labor, delivery, and postpartum

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Things a labor and delivery nurse needs you to know about labor, delivery, and postpartum

Labor, delivery, and postpartum are filled with a roller coaster of activity and being informed about this process is crucial. I welcome my friend and social media powerhouse, Liesel Teen, who is a labor and delivery nurse and founder of Mommy Labor Nurse to educate you about 5 things she wants you to know about labor, delivery, and postpartum

She joins me to discuss:

  • Fear women have about pooping in the delivery room
  • Tearing during vaginal deliveries
  • C-section misconceptions
  • Just because you want an epidural, timing doesn’t allow it
  • Sizing for babies and vaginal deliveries

Thank you to our episode sponsor, Philips Avent. Check out Philips Avent products by visiting Philips.com/avent and using promo code ParentYourWay20 for 20% off today!

Get the Free Birth Prep Workshop or find out more about Liesel and Mommy Labor Nurse on YouTubeInstagram or TikTok @mommy.labornurse

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All information presented on this blog, my Instagram, and my podcast is for educational purposes and should not be taken as personal medical advice. These platforms are to educate and should not replace the medical judgment of a licensed healthcare provider who is evaluating a patient.

It is the responsibility of the guardian to seek appropriate medical attention when they are concerned about their child.

All opinions are my own and do not reflect the opinions of my employer or hospitals I may be affiliated with.