Stages of labor

I have been reading every book page and every web page I can find on Labour. For those of us who are inexperienced with labour and who have not read up about it the general idea is “your water breaks and then you have to rush to hospital and baby just comes out!” Well that is exactly what the movies show and from what I have been reading it is actually completely different to what could take place. Let me enlighten you folks on some of my interesting readings and teachings….and maybe this…

Explore the stages of labor with your birthing team, finding a position guide, stages of labor chart, and more to plan ahead for your childbirth experience.

A detailed look at the three stages of labor: Early Labor, Active Labor, Transitional Labor. What can you expect to feel at each stage?

Are you feeling the first signs of labor but unsure of how long it'll take? If you're 2 cm dilated, it's time to start preparing for the big event. In this article, we'll break down what it means to be 2 cm dilated, what to expect during the next stages of labor, and how to stay informed and supported throughout your journey.

Review for nursing students of stages of labor and the nurse's role during the birthing proccess. Downloadable pdf cheat sheet available.

First Stage of Labor Thinning (effacement) and opening (dilation) of the cervix The first stage of labor has three parts: 1. Early labor 2. Active labor 3. Transition to second stage Second Stage of Labor Your baby moves through the birth canal Third Stage of Labor Afterbirth Fourth Stage of Labor Recovery

Christie | Childbirth Educator on Instagram: “Stage 4: Recovery Phase! The end of the stages of labor (and the beginning of a whole lot more!). This stage happens in the first 1 tot 4…”