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10 Popular Birth Fears You Need to Replace With Truth | 61
Season 1 Episode 61
Top 10 birth fears and How to overcome them is our topic today!
I am a huge fan of tackling fear by the ...you know, and throwing it out.
Here's What I am talking about today:
The unknowns of birth. This is such a common fear.
Tearing (I mean, who wants their vagina to tear? No one. Read this article now) LINK TO
https://labornursemama.com/prevent-a-vaginal-tear/
Pooping during birth is another top fear of many women, but it is one that I love to chat about. The truth is this: you don't need to worry!
The Fear of ending up having a cesarean (c-section) is a fear of many mamas. So to this I say EDUCATION and taking a birth class, like ours!!
Not getting my epidural in time
The birth plan going awry or not having the birth I want
Not being listened to/communication
Not being able to handle the pain
Pooping
Losing control
Something happening to baby or me
What's your top birth fear? Is it the one we talked about?
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Next Steps with LNM:
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Published on 2 years, 7 months ago