Giving birth is one of the momentous occasions of your life. It is an event like no other and one that can be difficult to prepare for.
This Birth Plan allows your birth hopes and aspirations to be communicated to your midwife/obstetrician succinctly. This is particularly important if you are arriving at the hospital in well-established labour or if you are meeting your midwife for the first time on arrival at the hospital.
This birth plan will allow you and your healthcare provider to be on the same ‘page’ enabling cohesion in the birthing process. This will ultimately allow for a joyous, memorable and satisfying birth.
Completely customizable, you will make this Birth Plan your own. When working through the document it will open up discussions between yourself and your birthing partner. Perhaps even give you some suggestions for your birth that you hadn’t thought of.
¨ WHAT YOU RECEIVE: ¨
1x Birth Plan, 7 pages (.PDF)
1x Guidebook (.PDF)
¨ WHAT’S INSIDE THE BIRTH PLAN & GUIDEBOOK: ¨
- Personal details
- Type of birth
- Comprehensive Plans for:
- Before labour begins
- People present at birth
- First Stage of Labour
- Second Stage of Labour
- Third Stage of Labour
- After the birth
- Hospital stay
- Guidebook to explain the A to Z of medical terminology
- Detailed explanations of options and scenarios during the birthing process
! PLEASE NOTE !
- This is an instant Digital Download. So, no physical items will be sent to your mailing address
- All sales are final and no refunds, since digital items cannot be returned
- Personal use only
- Disclaimer:
Your preferences on a birth plan are always made with the presumption that your pregnancy and birth are uncomplicated and straightforward. Just like with everything in life, birth doesn’t always go to plan. Should a situation arise that a deviation from your birth plan is necessary it is essential to have trust in your midwife/obstetrician. Ask questions, discuss alternatives and if time permits, contemplate your options. It is your birth, your body and your right to have all the information. All decisions should be informed. It’s important to remember that although this Birth Plan was created as universally as possible, each hospital has its own policies and procedures. Have a conversation with your healthcare provider during one of your antenatal appointments about what they do and don’t allow.
