I trust my hospital and DH so I don't plan to.
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I'm not going to. But I didn't have one for any of my pregnancies. There's not much point in it this time around anyways. Plan is just to get baby out safely!
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Nope, they do this every day, I don't- they have my trust to get him out as safely as possible. I always felt well informed during my last delivery, so I don't feel like it's necessary at my hospital or with my doctors.
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Nope...didn't with 1 and won't with 2! Nothing could have prepared me for the birth I had!
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No, I didn't for either.
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Nope!!! And I had a great birth.
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I just used the birth plan I used for baby #1
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My birth plan wasn't written either time but was communicated verbally when I got checked into my L&D room (skin to skin and breastfeed as soon as medically possible after delivery).
With DD, I got into my room right after the shift started and the nurse wrote my instructions on a board in my room.
With DS, I got into my room right before shift change and told the nurse who checked me in, she didn't write it on the board but I thought she had entered into the computer. I didn't mention it to the new nurse and in the end didn't get any skin to skin. -
No. I asked my OB if I had to this time, or if it's more for FTMs and she slyly smiled and said I could if I want to, but it's not necessary.
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Kind of...I didn't actually print it out but I did go over the major point with my doctor, doula and DH so that we would be on the same page for my VBAC.
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I didn't for #1 and think it would have helped. But for #2 I didnt bc the hospital was pretty clear about what their standard practice was and I was happy with it. DH also had experience then so I also trusted he could advocate for me better than with #1. I guess we went over verbally what our preferences were.
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