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Jan 2016

Nate 17-09-2012

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1 day ago

I love this, it really resonates with me.
I'm a cuddler and was a co sleeper.
My now teens will still come to me for a snuggle - or ask me to come lay with them.

Starting early helps keeps those lines of communication open."I've been rocking and cuddling my baby to sleep since that day he was born. I mentioned this to a nurse at my clinic recently. She said that she did the same thing with her son, and everyone warned her that she would still have a teenager sleeping in her bed. And then she told me that, a few weeks ago, her teenage son came home from school very upset. He didn't want to talk, and just went to his room and listened to his music, typed on his phone and cried. The mother gave her son space, and night time came and she went to bed. Just as she was about to turn off her side light, the door opened, and her 15 year old padded into the room. He climbed into the bed with her, laid his head on her shoulder and cried.

He told her all about the girl that broke his heart, all about the friends who laughed, all about the stresses of being him. She told him about her first broken heart, about friends who'd been cruel, and told him she understands. They talked in the dark for hours, until he feel asleep in her bed. Still sad but relieved after their talk.

'So you see' she said to me, when she finished the story. 'I was so scared that I wound wind up with a teenager who would 'need me' at night, that I never stopped to consider how beautiful that would really be.' 🌟"

Words by the L.R.Knost - Little Hearts/Gentle Parenting Resources
Photo by Angelickpicture

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2 days ago

Posted @withregram • @birthgentle The only thing cervical dilation tells us is what your cervix is in that very moment. I’ve seen patients stay five centimeters from 37 weeks to 40 weeks of pregnancy. I’ve seen mamas be not dilated at all, to having their baby in their arms in 2 hours. It’s so hard not to get caught up in the number! Getting fixated on the number can cause you to have anxiety, which can also cause your labor to stall. Inductions are a whole different convo; but inductions can be such a long process, it can take awhile for your cervix to open. It’s sometimes good to do cervical exams to determine fetal positioning!cervical exams should always be done with consent. And you as an autonomous person are allowed to say no. In my clinical observation with “failure to dilate” it’s typically caused by: fetal malpositioning (OP/sunny side up, acynclitic, transverse- which can be cause by lack of maternal movement) and maternal anxiety and/or fear of birth. Did you have a fast labor? -empoweredbirthpgh

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