Tenderness For Nurses Episode - Delivering via C-Section
Tenderness For Nurses
Delivering via C-Section with Sarah Elliott
Key takeaways
In this podcast you will learn about:
- The challenges faced by pregnant women living remotely and rurally, who need to travel for birth, due to high-risk deliveries of their unborn babies.
- The research illustrating the differences in the mode of delivery, C-section or vaginal birth, and what is the impact on the infant’s gut microbiome and long-term health.
- The role of nurses and midwives beyond the birth, and practical ways to support mothers and babies after c-section, including the feeding journey and mother’s mental health.
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