What a birth doula is and how a doula provides pain relief during childbirth. What the evidence shows about using a doula for pain relief. If continuous support from a doula is more effective for improving some health outcomes than continuous support from hospital staff or family/friends. How to find a doula
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EBB 17 – The Evidence on: Birthing Positions
Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to our podcast: iTunes | Stitcher How could upright birthing positions benefit mothers and babies? How common are upright birthing positions? For people without epidurals, which birthing positions are best supported by evidence? For...
EBB 16 – Movement and Positions
Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to our podcast: iTunes | Stitcher Why researchers think that upright positions during labor may benefit normal, physiologic childbirth. What studies have found about the effectiveness of movement and upright positions during labor...
EBB 15 – Nitrous oxide
Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to our podcast: iTunes | Stitcher What nitrous oxide gas is and how it is used during labor for pain relief. What studies have found about the safety and effectiveness of nitrous oxide during labor. The potential pros and cons of...
