In contrast, New York State has just three: the Birthing Center of Buffalo, the Brooklyn Birthing Center and the Birthing Center of New York.
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These days, many parents-to-be head into the birthing process with a birthing plan, a stocked duffle bag filled with essentials and a birthing playlist.
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Birthing twins via vaginal delivery isn't usually any harder on the mother than birthing singleton babies, says Dr. Horsager-Boehrer.
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When I became pregnant in January 2018 and set about preparing for the monumental task of birthing a human, I loaded up on prenatal vitamins, kept a daily routine of birthing stretches and exercises, and endured an eight-week birthing course.
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Every Mother Counts works to provide women and girls with transportation to medical facilities, educates birthing attendants, and provides birthing supplies to medical professionals.
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Her plan was to deliver at the Mount Sinai West Birthing Center, an area of the hospital marked by pastel curtains, family-size beds and large birthing tubs.
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"The birthing process went very quickly this time around, and Mom had the baby while standing up … never quite making it over to the birthing tub," the couple's rep tells PEOPLE.
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There is a lot of birthing ball in this episode.
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TO MY QUEEN THANK YOU FOR BIRTHING MY BIGGEST BLESSING!
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I go to birthing class and feel underread and underprepared.
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"I love the birthing process," he told Prospero in 2016.
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That is how I ended up at a birthing center.
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Also ... it's pretty clear our photog doesn't understand child birthing.
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So is Minaj birthing a baby, or some new tracks?
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In many cultures you'd have to start birthing children now.
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A sign for the "livestock birthing barn" caught my eye.
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"There are tremendous similarities between birthing and dying," he said.
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After all, Williams' birthing process was traumatic on her body.
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At the birthing center, Amber's contractions stalled for a few hours.
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My great adventure might be birthing that baby in my bedroom.
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It's kitten season, also known (less glamorously) as cat birthing season.
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During the birthing of ObamaCare, some members of Congress supported Sen.
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Kyle got home, and went upstairs to fill the birthing tub.
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The book concludes with the prince anally birthing a miniature minotaur.
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It's going to be birthing the R&B singer in you.
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Texas has 973 free-standing birthing centers; New York has three.
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He was prepared, eager even, to dirty his hands birthing it.
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Birth control is nonexistent, with an average woman birthing six children.
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Kuipers says some customers are using the baths as birthing pools.
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I almost died and was in three hospitals after birthing my son.
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She rented an inflatable blue birthing tub made of phthalate-free vinyl.
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On the other hand, it is an excellent post-birthing soundtrack option.
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Tom, who is back at the birthing class wondering where everybody is.
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"Family was such a big part of indigenous birthing practices," Keisha explains.
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Clean birthing kits make a world of difference for women in need.
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Brienne calls out Melisandre for birthing the smoke assassin that killed Renly.
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Sacred sites for birthing and initiation ceremonies are vanishing beneath the water.
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Labor pain: New York State has only three free-standing birthing centers.
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She bought a birthing ball, hired a doula and even practiced hypnotherapy.
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The Mount Sinai West Birthing Center, which features just three birthing rooms, is often closed because of staffing issues or mothers who get "risked out" of the program for complicating factors like high blood pressure or stalled labor.
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"I prepared by watching birthing videos, which was terrifying but beautiful," she says.
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The condition can make the birthing process difficult for the mother and baby.
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Was she birthing this paper as she pushed it through her straddled legs?
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I never went to birthing class and I haven't read any parenting books.
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" He also thanked the staff at the birthing center, calling them "absolute heroes.
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" "Changes in food availability, migratory routes (if any), competitors, or birthing places, etc.
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The birthing process itself usually takes no more than 210 to 250 minutes.
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But as moms of twins know, the birthing process can be very different.
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They're all sitting around, drinking cucumber water, and talking about their birthing plans.
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"I knew their birthing and growing rhythms as my own," he has said.
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Other factors might include antibiotic medications, different birthing practices and other lifestyle changes.
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"But the birthing sequence and those pesky self-replicating hungry locusts are genius."
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Not everyone in the home birthing community appreciated her push for higher standards.
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In a recent Counting On episode, Jinger and Jeremy opened up about why they decided to go with a birthing center rather than a home delivery after visiting a birthing center in San Antonio, where they met with their midwife, Alisa.
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This includes two rooms at the NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital — the city's lone remaining in-hospital facility come 222 — as well as three rooms at the Brooklyn Birthing Center, and four rooms at the Birthing Center of New York.
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"I am a Birthing Goddess," by American photographer Sophia Costa of The Sophia Co.
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Unsanitary birthing conditions are a major source of complications for mothers in developing nations.
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Can't imagine birthing without a doctor, but 1 out of 133 moms do globally.
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But are some people's hips literally built better for carrying and birthing a baby?
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For Australian photographers River Bennett and Bel Pangburn, their studio is a birthing suite.
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Even though the birthing process was harder than she expected, Cardi is embracing motherhood.
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Read This Next: Serena Williams's Birthing Nightmare Is All Too Familiar for Black Women
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Shay: I watched the whole birthing process and it was the most incredible thing.
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The extra is needed to incentivize miners to add birthing txs to the chain.
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In 1982, he opened a health center in Spokane, Washington, that included birthing services.
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If this was real money, birthing this new kitten would cost me about $1.50.
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Ask most women about their birthing stories, and sexual pleasure doesn't come into play.
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One theory was that the disease had something to do with the birthing position.
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THE BLAZE "Territory" (Animal 63) Birthing music for new planets, new solar systems. 21.
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Jyn's gonna be a big player ... and there's no bigger role than birthing Rey.
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The Pacific is known for birthing some of the most intense storms on Earth.
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I am so grateful for my husband and amazing team at the Natural Birthing Center.
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Kardashian even hired a birthing specialist to come help Chyna practice, per The Cut's recap.
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Harry and Meghan's decision to keep mum about their birthing plan shouldn't be that shocking.
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The birthing room in a health center outside of Mandolo Village, Niger, on Nov. 3.
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This birthing story started after 28-year-old Kelley McKissack faced years of infertility issues.
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The loss of traditional birthing practices has been linked to the loss of cultural identity.
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Mothers should always use a disposable birthing tub rather than a hot tub, it said.
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A mother of six has shared her birthing experience with approximately 1.4 million YouTube viewers.
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This was not the first time Schmid had practiced free-birthing, an unassisted childbirth technique.
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CryptoKitties also had to raise its "birthing fee" at least twice due to network congestion.
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Nearly a quarter of birthing facilities in the United States are designated as baby-friendly.
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The first Oculus Rift prototype debuted in 2012, birthing a $2.2 billion virtual reality industry.
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The nurses at Sherman's birthing center started delaying a baby's first bath for 14 hours.
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He had both clinics use the same birthing position, but that didn't make a difference.
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That discrepancy contributes to higher rates of birthing complications in humans than in other primates.
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Seven hours of birthing time, and I had an almost 8-pounder on my chest.
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Using candles to light the small room, the team guided Metiege throughout the birthing process.
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You don't have to admit Peggy to your innermost circle, birthing room or baby registry.
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Your pregnancy was written into your show last season, and that birthing scene was hilarious.
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"Birthing centers in New York have to be supervised by an M.D., and that is a huge barrier, since the majority of birthing centers in the country are staffed just by midwives," said Kate Bauer, the executive director of the American Association of Birth Centers.
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Just one season later, that suspicion is confirmed with the "Winds" flashback to Lyanna's birthing bed.
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The natural birthing mom might insist that her premium doesn't go toward medically unnecessary cesarean sections.
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They also use sweat lodge in a lot of their birthing practices—pre and post-natal.
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In this episode, Khloé bounces on a birthing ball with her best friend Malika Haqq nearby.
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We also know that receiving care through a birthing center is a privilege all cannot afford.
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I was more curious to tour the livestock birthing barn, which houses pregnant and newborn animals.
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Impregnating cows is integral to dairy farming because cows produce milk only after birthing a calf.
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The birthing help barely arrived before the baby came, and that's just how I wanted it.
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" She continued, "The fear of birthing my son and what that meant …..a monumental step forward….
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"Clear drapes help the mother feel like she is part of the birthing process," she adds.
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She calls him "Adam," as the camera pans over to one of the Sovereign's birthing pods.
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Thinking of pregnancy as a marathon, rather than a sprint, is a common analogy used by birthing experts who point out that just as you'd never expect to run a marathon without researching, training and planning for the big day, the same should be done for birthing.
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From death to love to birthing you, my greatest joy is being a mother to my flock.
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Doctors know, based on research, that allowing a birthing person to tear naturally actually has some benefits.
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It's also important to remember that everyone's birthing experience is different, because every body is completely different.
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Thank you for carrying me, birthing me, raising me, supporting me, teaching me, and loving me unconditionally!
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"[This is] definitely the nursery, likely the birthing site," Fischer tells Jeff Glor of CBS This Morning.
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Three "birthing assistants" from the church were also present, according to court documents provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Following the incident, a court ruled that doctors were responsible for deciding on the final birthing plan.
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The nonprofit even opened its own birthing center in a rural region of the country last November.
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The 32-year-old formed a small collective of community-based doulas called Birthing Beautiful Communities (BBC).
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Never having taken any birthing classes, I had no idea what the onset of labor looked like.
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I tentatively entered the birthing room, afraid that merely laying eyes on the baby would crush me.
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But I'd speak to your doctor again (and your husband) before banning them from the birthing suite.
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Vintage. I have a mild obsession with ouroboros — the snake is eating itself but also birthing itself.
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First, the name of every labor and delivery team member — birthing woman, obstetrician, nurse, doula and partner.
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The Aboriginal birthing tree is pretty amazing too, but has been experienced by a handful of people.
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In the city, where Mount Sinai West's birthing center will soon close, money is one big factor.
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I was able to move freely, walking around my home, swaying, or sitting on a birthing ball.
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Each female is capable of birthing at least two litters a year of six or more piglets.
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You can provide safe birthing kits, but what if a nurse sells them on the black market?
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"We've made a stand on this site, because it's a sacred site, a birthing site," she said.
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He loves her so much that he has delegated a special task to her: birthing their movement's messiah.
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The reality stars on Wednesday welcomed a daughter, according to Luyendyk, who chronicled their birthing journey on Instagram.
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"People give you tons of unsolicited advice on how to raise your child and birthing methods," she says.
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"I trusted my body and the birthing process, and knew it worked best without medical intervention," Bancroft says.
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Meanwhile, Dunham is birthing something else herself right now — a new television show with Girls showrunner Jenni Konner.
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As it turns out, this birth was the second birthing event of the week for Red Wagon Goats.
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It was overwhelming enough to learn, last year, that surrogacy is my only route to birthing those embryos.
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Black hole birthing ground Black holes can form when massive stars run out fuel and explode as supernovas.
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Cancers need outlets for birthing their interior experiences into something external, ideally something requiring loving attention to grow.
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This isn&apost the first time Chick-fil-A has played a part in someone&aposs birthing story.
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The list of plausible side effects of birthing a human range from pooping on a table to orgasming.
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That spurred Vince McMahon to get out of his comfort zone, birthing the Attitude Era just to survive.
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The obstetrician who had promised Malatesta a wireless monitor and a water-birthing tub was not on call.
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But the shaming directed at those wanting to make informed decisions about their healthcare, specifically birthing women, persists.
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" Similarly, NewYork-Presbyterian stated that "no visitors, including birthing partners and support persons are permitted for obstetric patients.
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Births outside of hospitals are also increasing, as more women have babies at home or at birthing centers.
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As an April Fools' joke, Brin once told pregnant Google employees that he would be offering birthing classes.
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Glencore's Koniambo project in New Caledonia doesn't use HPAL technology but is still enduring a painful birthing process.
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The couple had committed to avoiding meat, except when invited out for dinner, and only birthing two children.
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Environmental science programs became more and more common in American and European universities, birthing new generations of activists.
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"I thought to myself, this must be a birthing center, but I didn't know," she said in Chinese.
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He added that for women who desire a non-medical and more natural birthing experience, those "modest clinical benefits" may not be "sufficient to warrant" an induced labor, and that's OK. The new study simply suggests that induction can be an option, while the ultimate birthing decision remains with the family.
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The hour will give babies time to recover from the birthing experience, find the mother's nipple and latch on.
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" Her biggest fear was that connection: "Am I going to feel the same way as me birthing my kids?
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But in March, it came out with a birthing playlist, to which my immediate reaction was, what the fuck?
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They give pamphlets to expectant mothers who survived the procedure so they can help their doctors understand birthing options.
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"Evacuation extinguishes the considerable contributions that community birthing offers, such as emotional, physical, psychological, and spiritual supports," they conclude.
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Hear it as he hears it and feel the pride of birthing songs so monstrously beautiful into the world.
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Unlike midwives, who are healthcare providers that actually deliver babies, doulas are birthing coaches that guide you through pregnancy.
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Every animal in the birthing barn — which included sheep, cows, goats, and chickens — was either pregnant or a newborn.
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Don't you think that the economics profession has some responsibility here in both birthing and then propagating these ideas?
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I am most proud of the contribution we made through the Revolutionary Love Project to birthing that new future.
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He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy caused by a lack of oxygen reaching his brain during the birthing process.
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Birthing centers have all the liability of traditional maternity wards, but bring in a fraction of the billable costs.
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The real mystery is whether Eiko can ever forgive her lover for birthing so much havoc into the world.
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Those in the Southeast corner of the state, nicknamed the Missouri "Bootheel," live miles from a single birthing hospital.
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"Free birthing," also known as unassisted childbirth, is when a person intentionally gives birth without any medical assistance or intervention.
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Of. It. The footage isn't graphic in the slightest, but wow, Khloé really let cameras film the entire birthing process.
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" Now, he continues, "they're going to have to answer in court for invading our client's privacy in her birthing room.
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" Now, he continues, "they're going to have to answer in court for invading our client's privacy in her birthing room.
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The main takeaway: Childbirth is difficult enough without the added stress of improper birthing conditions that come along with crisis.
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Katie Gaeta — a birth photographer in Missouri — wanted to have a natural delivery in a birthing center, according to KMOV.
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The late ape was widely mourned, and soon he became a viral superstar, birthing the "Dicks Out For Harambe" movement.
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Birthing kits help make the process of labor and delivery a little cleaner, preventing infections for both mother and child.
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We still think that experts should have more say in what goes on in birth than the birthing people, themselves.
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Emilie de Ravin wanted to welcome her daughter at a birthing center — until a difficult labor made that goal impossible.
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In Sweden, sourdough has become part of modern food culture, birthing the "sourdough hotel" at the Urban Deli in Stockholm.
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It has treated Naruhito's wife, Masako, a former diplomat, as an imperial birthing machine, and she has grappled with depression.
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But she remains dedicated to the work: She watched hours of birthing videos to prepare to play a pregnant Bridget.
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She reportedly gave birth to Blue Ivy in the exclusive birthing suite at Lenox Hill, which costs $1,700 a night.
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The joke here is that some people spend a lot of time trying to reinvent parenting — and even birthing itself.
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Birthing a baby and a restaurant at the same time seems positively bonkers, but the pair has pulled it off.
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According to family legend, immediately after birthing Sophie, her mother called out for someone—anyone—to fetch her Diet Coke.
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When my children were born, other people wanted to be in the birthing room — my sister, sister-in-law, mother.
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With all your preparation and perceived birthing "tools" it really doesn't feel as though you have control over anything at all.
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In February, Markle reportedly started hypnobirthing classes and hired a doula, which could be clues about her more "natural" birthing preferences.
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Conflicts and natural disasters put these women at risk, disrupting often already-strained access to medical support and sanitary birthing conditions.
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For the finale's climactic hospital scene, Adlon worked with a birthing coach to make sure the labor pain sounded adequately wrenching.
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Luckily, the birthing center had no damage and the electricity came on right after the new family was discharged, McElhaney said.
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As he offers the following soliloquy about how he created the Band-Aid Nose Man, Scully flashes back to birthing William.
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A web cam has been set up in Lun Lun's birthing den, so animal lovers can watch the bear give birth.
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They float in a sea of blue — the digital version of amniotic fluid — eventually birthing buildings, parks, waterways into clear resolution.
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Unfortunately, it seems that some people have really clung to the idea that there's some kind of hierarchy of birthing methods.
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The album defied critical consensus and went on to sell millions of copies and is often credited with birthing heavy metal.
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He clutches the swaddled newborn and leans in next to Jessica's face -- the birthing room in the era of social media.
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"Reach in and bring both legs forward," says Lydia, the family's tween-age daughter, reading from an old-timey birthing book.
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Instead, the couple chose a birthing center, which initially meant that Jinger would not be administered any medications during the labor.
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This movement for the stark truth over fluffy antenatal classes teaching women about nappies and birthing music is gathering steam worldwide.
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As Meghan Markle nears her due date, tabloids and sources have been stirring about what her Royal birthing plan will entail.
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Stunning ability to leave the house after baby-birthing aside, there are many reasons to adore Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski.
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Kylie was hanging with 4-year-old King Cairo -- Chyna's son with Tyga -- while BC was birthing his kid sister, Dream.
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Birthing a baby is an excruciating and amazing physical feat, one that still kills and maims enormous numbers of new mothers.
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Christin Farmer: Since I was 16, I always knew I wanted to be a midwife and open up a birthing center.
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Some are marked by forceful events that caused the birthing woman to feel her rights were being compromised, or violated altogether.
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In another, Schumer attends a birthing class where everyone voices their concerns about whether or not their kid will be cool.
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But when she arrived, the nurses, who knew of her activism, ushered her through triage and directly to the birthing center.
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Each year from December through March, colonies of northern elephant seals gather on beaches to perform their birthing and mating rituals.
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The doc even helped them figure out that they could afford a private birthing room for their daughter's delivery in November.
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Volunteers taught farmers how to space their seedlings and use fertilizer, promoted safe birthing practices and kept track of rabble-rousers.
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Why would we have evolved such a misproportioned birthing process that can lead to the death of the child and mother?
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The singer also shared details about the birthing process, specifically that she gave birth at home, inside the bathroom, and without medication.
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The dead baby sharks are likely to be the scalloped species, which often use this lagoon for birthing in the summer months.
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For the complete Baby Shark experience, a special Snapchat filter has been activated at the hospital's two birthing centers and the aquarium.
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Continuous walls, they add, could prevent endangered Peninsular bighorn sheep from moving between California and Mexico to access water and birthing sites.
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The startup's technology first implants an identifier into the birthing hens which manifest itself only in the male eggs the chicken has.
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CRS trained community health volunteers to help persuade husbands and mothers-in-law to include the mother and choose healthier birthing practices.
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Residents say the cracks appeared first, then steam began to seep out and finally lava -- the birthing process of a volcanic fissure.
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Melanie Giese, who leads South Carolina's Birth Outcomes Initiative, said that a quarter of the state's birthing hospitals are providing LARCs postpartum.
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The year has the same shape it has always had, though each season comes sooner and passes more swiftly: breeding, birthing, shearing.
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"Tyler was so helpful in the birthing process from start to finish, and I'm so glad he made it home in time."
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"It'd be harder for birthing families to really get the space and time to really think through decisions they're making," she says.
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"It'd be harder for birthing families to really get the space and time to really think through decisions they're making," she says.
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Autumn Parker delivers her child in a tub at the Brooklyn Birthing Center, the city's lone remaining accredited out-of-hospital facility.
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"They kept coming back to tell me that the birthing center was closed, and they had no other rooms available," she said.
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Last year, Ms. Binderow was one of more than 1,000 women who registered at the birthing center to have a baby there.
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Midwives who work at birthing centers and hospitals approach pregnancy and birth as healthy life events, using medical interventions only when necessary.
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Yet when she settled into her room, it turned out to be a birthing center room, with a tub and other accoutrements.
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The hospital doesn't have a separate birthing center, but it does offer midwifery care, and Ms. Adair gave birth without medical interventions.
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" (Most hospitals probably won't let you in the birthing suite anyway.) Offer to be on standby: "I'll just be a text away.
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She cares deeply about her work, which, as the movie opens, takes place at a birthing clinic that will soon be closing.
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In her case, she stuck around Homebirth Australia, helping to get the practice regulated and develop national guidelines on safe home birthing.
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As "Winds Of Winter" confirms, Young Ned (Sean Bean) arrived in Jon's birthing room holding the bloody sword of fallen knight Arthur Dayne.
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"It's important for me to stick to my birthing plan, because this is something that I've waited for my entire life," she said.
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Many experts argue that, although it's the woman's choice where she gives birth, hospitals and birthing centers are the safest places to labor.
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"It's like birthing a baby," she said, noting that she will wait to list it until she feels the market is just right.
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Police allege family members and church congregation members, including three birthing assistants, were there for the delivery — but that no one called 911.
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Farmer and her staff of 20 black women face problems around birthing that are even more severe than the already disconcerting national statistics.
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Despite declines in hospital-based obstetric services, however, midwifery care at home and in freestanding birthing centers is available in many rural communities.
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And clean birthing kits are, again, essential for curbing infection rates for girls as they wait for medical facilities to meet their needs.
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Goldman found himself attracted to the idea of supporting families with needs and desires that weren't being met in their local birthing communities.
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"Because of Facebook's stance on breastfeeding and post-mastectomy scarring, I bet they will change their stance on birthing photos," she told us.
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While Khloe decided to take the high road for the sake of her birthing experience, her sisters had difficulty acting natural around Thompson.
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There was no chair for her husband, let alone space for her birthing ball, which was left to roll around in the hallway.
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They include one tree that has been used in traditional birthing customs for over 50 generations, according to the Djab Wurrung Embassy website.
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Those decisions helped stabilize the American economy but shook up the political landscape, birthing the conservative Tea Party movement and revitalizing progressive politics.
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"I did one birthing class, which was a mistake because I saw a real birth and was like, 'Oh my gosh'," Mitchell explained.
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The protesters are demanding that the entire area be protected, arguing that the birthing trees cannot be separated from the landscape around them.
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But birthing such a compromise isn't easy, because Gantz promised not to serve in any government headed by a prime minister facing indictment.
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The protesters are demanding that the entire area be protected, arguing that the birthing trees cannot be separated from the landscape around them.
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They are for birthing new generations of filthy, vulgar, nasty, proud, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Sikh, you name it, for new generations of nasty women.
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In fact, around one in five pregnant women end up having a medical procedure to start their labor and get the birthing process going.
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The day started out beautiful Sekani's mom was a week overdue when she came to the Bump Birthing Center in Rowlett, Texas, on Sunday.
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"It's important for me to stick to my birthing plan, because this is something that I've waited for my entire life," said Khloé, 34.
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As Joy-Anna (Duggar) Forsyth prepared to welcome her baby boy, she explored all birthing options in the time leading up to his arrival.
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It's called HomePod, which sounds a little more like the birthing chamber of alien space babies than a great new living room audio companion.
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With fresh foot traffic in London's shopping arcades, shopkeepers were desperate to secure new clientele, thus birthing the creative marketing strategy of window dressing.
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Image via BellGoogle did a whole fancy hush-hush thing about a new phone the company is birthing that is totes not a Nexus.
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BUT LET'S NOT UNDERESTIMATE HOW, YOU KNOW, HOW THE BIRTHING OF WHAT WE THINK OF NOW AS THE AMERICAN SYSTEM, THE FEDERALISTSYSTEM, TOOK PLACE.
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But if it sounds good to you, and you're willing to put up with some birthing bugs, by all means, give Vivaldi a spin.
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"Shoutout to black twitter for birthing real n**** hours and fostering deep fried memes, truly the greatest meme format of all time," he said.
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"That engendering an oppositional mode towards government and ratcheting up negativity as a mainline discourse, you wound up somewhat birthing Donald Trump?" queried Cuomo.
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It's important for women, as they are planning childbirth, to trust that their birthing team is qualified to give them the best possible care.
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I was having contractions, put my son to bed, had dinner downtown, got into the birthing tub and she was born two hours later.
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We grabbed a few minutes with Hanawalt to talk about collaboration, "horse girls," and imagining birthing the shit from your butthole like a baby.
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Each image shows a different stage of pregnancy: a woman striking a yoga pose, clenching a fist, a jaw, pushing, birthing a small being.
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Most perks of a modern hospital birth — blood transfusions, antibiotics, epidural anesthesia — were yet to be invented, so birthing in hospital made little difference.
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The Lebensborn program created birthing centers for women of "Aryan" descent, who were encouraged to have children — typically out of wedlock — with SS officers.
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But if it sounds good to you and you're willing to put up with some birthing bugs, by all means give Vivaldi a spin.
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At the time, there were persistent rumors that a newborn from another mother had been smuggled into Mary's delivery room in a birthing pan.
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Offred accompanies several other handmaids to the birthing ceremony of Janine and Naomi (Ever Carradine), the Commander's wife Janine acts as a surrogate for.
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Hospitals across the state have been closing their birthing units, and the state has one of the lowest numbers of OB-GYNs per capita.
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Upstate, goats are birthing kids and sheep are having lambs at a quick pace, said Liz Carollo, the publicity manager for GrowNYC's Greenmarket program.
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Yet they can live to be more than 90, meaning they might spend up to two-thirds of their lives not birthing any offspring.
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I pick my knees up in an attempt to imitate the birthing position I've seen in movies, and notice others are doing the same.
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I learned through my years of crowdsourcing that it would be hard: the pregnancy horror stories, the birthing nightmares, and those dreaded first few months.
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Researchers also lacked data on the duration of labor, a factor that could influence epidural use because this is more common with longer birthing processes.
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"Midwives focus on human relationships, social justice, and the strength that is gained when [birthing people] are respected and included in decision-making," she says.
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A gorilla named Harambe got shot at the Cincinnati Zoo after a young boy fell into his enclosure, birthing the "Dicks Out For Harambe" movement.
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In terms of competition, engagement, and longevity, it presents the most attractive opportunity and is the only segment capable of birthing full-fledged media franchises.
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So if you're expecting — whether you're birthing a Royal or not — hynobirthing might be worth looking into if you're hoping to have an unmedicated birth.
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After birthing her daughter via an emergency Cesarean section, Williams developed a pulmonary embolism, or PE, a potentially life-threatening blood clot in the lungs.
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"Hey mom, sorry for all the hell I give you, but thank you for birthing me 19 years ago today," she cheekily captioned the photo.
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Nutrient pollution, flowing from the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico, is birthing huge clumps of algae that are sucking oxygen from the water.
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To investors, it is as if the Walt Disney Company bought a birthing center business to offer "end-to-end" service for its parent customers.
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Every day after work, at around 6:30 PM, she'll milk the female goats; during birthing season each year, she's on call nearly every hour.
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Wisely, Darnesh reminds us: "But the important thing to remember is that everyone will have a different and totally unique birthing experience, and that's wonderful."
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Harrison said it's imperative that more warnings and messaging about the dangers of leaving a child behind get shared in birthing centers, daycares and schools.
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Midwifery educator Sarah Chitongo said the AR system allowed students to understand better the birthing process by displaying an interactive representation of a patient's anatomy.
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He also enjoyed the play with traditional expectations of gender and sexuality represented by the seahorse, where males carry babies in a collaborative birthing process.
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The US birthrate is the lowest it&aposs been in 32 years — and that&aposs not the only change in birthing patterns happening right now.
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Still, that hasn't stopped many people from enjoying their own versions of this birthing vagina cake in the months leading up to having a baby.
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In his August order, Judge Balkman listed the yearly price to train Oklahoma birthing hospitals to evaluate infants with opioids in their systems at $107,3553,000.
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Kuipers said that consumers have gotten creative with the tubs, using them as ice baths for muscle and joint pain, and even as birthing pools.
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When I last spoke with him, over the phone, I got the sense that birthing an entire generation of cynically made movies weighed on him.
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Only 12 days before her due date, Khloé recorded a video of herself on a birthing ball with her "other baby daddy," her friend Malika Haqq.
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Indeed, as Evelyn Rawski notes in the exhibition catalogue, three Qing women ascended to the throne from the status of maidservants for birthing a future emperor.
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I pass the dairy, the zoo, the park, the former birthing clinic, the condemned high school built on a foundation of adobe bricks, and so on.
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After doing our research, we parted ways with our OB, and were in the caring hands of an amazing midwife and doula at a birthing center.
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The app hopes to strengthen the quality of care and reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates by increasing a birthing attendant's knowledge in times of crisis.
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Ignoring birthing contractions to make an extra buck is not cute—it points to how fundamentally lopsided contract jobs are in the euphemistically-named sharing economy.
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Fortune reports that when David Lee's wife went into labor last November, they ordered an Uber to take them and their birthing coach to the hospital.
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And so far, it's working: MFH graduates now care for tens of thousands of women each year in five hospitals and 13 birthing centers across Haiti.
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I will never ask that question again, even if she is lying in the maternity ward on the birthing table, screaming and begging for an epidural.
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"I think ACOG has been pretty consistent that we believe the safest place for child birth is in a hospital or accredited birthing center," Barth said.
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"As I had opted for absolutely no medical intervention, lotus birthing made the most sense to me," Allen told me via email, explaining her unconventional choice.
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Not wanting to miss out on the trend, many bakers also gave the dish a try, birthing the pizzeria culture that's still famous in Naples today.
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When asked six weeks later about their memory of the birthing experience, the women who were hypnotized remembered much less pain than the un-hypnotized women.
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The neighborhood has a habit of birthing great black women: The actress Phylicia Rashad and her sister, the director and choreographer Debbie Allen, grew up there.
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"Starting immediately, one birthing partner or support person will be allowed to be with our obstetric patients during labor and delivery," the hospital system tweeted Saturday.
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Fiction THE FARM By Joanne Ramos Commercial surrogacy — the birthing of another woman's baby in exchange for cash — is an act of benevolence, or of exploitation.
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According to Klein, even if a person is only early in their pregnancy and has ample time to switch birthing locations, it's not a good idea.
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And as if the idea of birthing a new team weren't worrisome enough, Spencer finds himself distracted by whether or not he can father a child.
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The decision to conduct the survey has been deeply unpopular on both sides of the issue, birthing a national debate that has been, at times, tumultuous.
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The condition causes women's blood sugar levels to spike and can lead to a number of complications, including birthing larger babies and needing a Caesarean delivery.
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It was referred to as "lifeblood" or "food of the gods" and used for everything, from blessing soldiers before a battle to birthing rituals and weddings.
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But women who went through the mindfulness-based birthing classes appeared to have greater body awareness during labor and lower odds of depression after their babies arrived.
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At the start of Game of Thrones, Melisandre was convinced Stannis Baratheon was Azor Ahai, and threw magical demon-birthing abilities behind his ascent to the throne.
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I've never been more excited about the power of this brand and where it's going … [Victoria's Secret CEO] John [Mehas] and team are re-birthing the brand.
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At this point, I guess you're wondering why the guy who founded the Pirate Bay has created an infinite birthing pool of Gnarls Barkley's biggest ever hit?
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"Together we have had the privilege to document some of the most incredible moments of raw emotion in birthing suites and homes around the world," Bennett says.
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We're in the midst of an unprecedented digital revolution, and technology is birthing all sorts of disruptive business models that we've come to love and rely on.
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She rocks back on her simple throne, appearing to levitate in a classic birthing pose, and the stage becomes her P-Funk mothership; she is beyond gravity.
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We were the only same-sex couple in our birthing class a few months before our baby arrived, and the instructor called us over at the end.
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Ahead of the birth, Jinger and Jeremy, 33, had an appointment at a birthing center, where they met with their midwife, Alisa, to discuss the upcoming delivery.
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From the first episode on, the series made us witness her trials—birthing dragons, freeing cities, saving dumbass Jon Snow, and helping to defeat the Night King.
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In celebration of Amal, Beyoncé, and all the other moms-of-multiples, here are five things you might not know about the birthing process for twins. 1.
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The band, and in particular this album, play a huge role in birthing shoegaze and neo-psychedelia, with one track even giving the band Slowdive their name.
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" To be clear, Furie told Daily Dot in 2015 that Pepe "offers you complete support, attention, and embraces how capable you are of birthing your own Pepe.
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A lonely experience, where the birthing person feels neglected and isn't making decisions about their own body, can have profound consequences for future physical and emotional health.
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After the woman (who chose to remain unnamed in the report) went into labor, she and her husband, a lawyer named David Lee, called their birthing coach.
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Ultra-Orthodox women in Brooklyn had tried to form an all-female emergency service since the 1980s, mostly to help women in emergency birthing situations, she said.
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And more than two dozen of Trump's orders and around a dozen of his memoranda have in part or in full focused on requesting studies and birthing committees.
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As such, these videos of a birthing in reverse document the process of mothers undoing the moment they gave birth to men who would become tyrants and dictators.
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A group of powerful twisters rocked the Dallas suburbs this week, so the midwives moved one mama's birthing to the safest place in the building — the laundry room.
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Speaking behind a screen that read, "Birthing for Dollars," Williams addressed the idea of the couple documenting the birth of their child on their reality show Rob & Chyna.
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Ultimately, regardless of the type of workout mothers employ during pregnancy, safety is the top priority and movement of any kind makes for a more tolerable birthing experience.
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The Bass Bumpers are a German Eurodance production outfit known for birthing classics like "Axel F" by Crazy Frog, "Rhythm is a Dancer 2003" and, err, that's it.
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These contests served as fertile breeding grounds for viral videos in the adolescence of the internet, birthing early hits like Pink Five and Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager.
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Doulas are basic and hands-on: they are trained to help women prepare for birth, aid in the birthing process and provide support once the baby is born.
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The hospital is also activating Baby Shark Snapchat filters at The Christ Hospital's Mt. Auburn and Liberty Township birthing centers, as well as the Newport Aquarium, McMillan added.
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From a razor blade to cut the umbilical cord to plastic sheets for the hospital bed; these photos show the startling contrast of birthing essentials around the world.
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In fact, when making decisions regarding birthing procedures and postnatal care, discussion is always key, as there is no one right way to go about having a baby.
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The concert will start with "Samesoul Maker," a composition for guitar and three voices, imagining the role of a father in birthing and rearing a mythic planet, Or'gen.
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" Jones told CNN he was trying to warn people that "Jesus said these things will happen" and that the Earth is undergoing "birthing pains before Jesus' second coming.
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Once babies are born, however, they are susceptible to the virus, Jamieson said, and recommendations differ on how to best protect them if the birthing parent is infected.
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As for AMC More, I must have subscribed the day after the premiere of "Birthing Bad," the "Breaking Bad" prequel starring Allison Janney as Walter White's complicated mother.
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It says that if the state wants to ban abortion, it should have to pay all of the costs of birthing and raising children born as a result.
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Soon they were a couple, and then Kelly was born, and her father, who fainted with anxiety in the birthing room, adored her, and she adored him back.
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The unidentified woman wanted to address the crowd inside the Greenwich Village gay bar where patrons fought back against police harassment 50 years ago, birthing the LGBTQ movement.
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Videos of a birthing in reverse in Candice Breitz's Labour document the process of mothers undoing the moment they gave birth to men who would become tyrants and dictators.
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"It's important for me to stick to my birthing plan because this is something that I've waited for my entire life," said Khloé on last week's episode of KUWTK.
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And the prophecy explains Cersei's hatred for Tyrion: in the book, she thinks he killed their mother, who died birthing him, and that he's destined to kill Cersei, too.
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An unlicensed midwife who billed herself as a "birthing professional" has been charged with homicide after unsuccessfully attempting to help a pregnant woman give birth to her breech daughter.
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"Together, Bel and I have had the privilege of documenting some of the most incredible moments of raw emotion in birthing suites and homes around the world," she said.
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But considering Jenner gave birth at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles where private birthing suites range from $3,600 to $213,100 a night, is that really a surprise?
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It is a wild weed growing amongst the tame and the conventional, filling the spaces between with ideas that upend the status quo, birthing social movements and even nations.
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The British partitioned the country at the moment they relinquished it, birthing Pakistan, and setting off population transfers and ethnic cleansing that left more than one million people dead.
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The 2008 financial crisis reshaped American politics, birthing a politics of outrage in the Tea Party on the right and an enduring strain of progressive populism on the left.
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"She Will Be Loved" only just manages to match that by birthing Adam Levine (note how in the video, he's hairless, like an infant) into the larger public consciousness.
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Historically, gestation lasts between 12 to 14 months, and right whale mothers take roughly three years to recover from birthing a calf and nursing it for about a year.
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One reason that New York lags behind other states is that midwives here cannot operate birthing centers on their own, and are required to have a physician in charge.
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But once she is rushed back to the Waterfords' house, and all the wives and handmaids are assembled to perform Gilead's bizarre birthing rituals, a doctor diagnoses false labor.
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The animal's four-month winter birthing season ended this month, and researchers say they haven't seen any newborns in the calving area off the coasts of Florida and Georgia.
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The expectation of pain may cause a birthing women to feel fear, while setting expectations of what she wants for her birth can create a sense of order and control.
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"I think the thing that plagued me the most, actually, was the medical industry," admits Reed, noting that those fears, in part, lead to her indecision about a birthing plan.
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"I feel better about my body after having kids because I am amazed at what my body has accomplished, from growing two tiny human beings to birthing them," she says.
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The effort also aids in facilitating donations of clean delivery kits, which provide basic birthing essentials for women unable to reach a health facility during a crisis or emergency situation.
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In Mbiki village, Zena Bakari tells me that she had her first baby at 19, and says that there is occasionally still reluctance to move away from traditional birthing practices.
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While it might sound nonsensical at first, rabbits symbolise rebirth – insomuch as they are always re-birthing – while their hunger for carrots mirrored the German hunger for a united nation.
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In the 22016 years since Donda West's death, the technology of body modification has changed radically, birthing a host of new techniques that ride the line between procedure and surgery.
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Amid all of the many surprises, the least-expected one was just how much Brown University was involved in the run-up to Khloé birthing True Thompson into the world.
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While black rom-coms have never received much love from critics, they've been immeasurably influential on the culture, birthing a genre that lives on in shows like Insecure and Atlanta.
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Although you may have a general idea of what color it'll be, Hatchimals are blindbox toys — you really don't know which toy you've got until it's escaped its birthing chamber.
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Around 370 light years away from Earth, a big, cloudy planet is in the middle of being born — and astronomers have snapped an incredibly detailed image of its birthing process.
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I spoke to Homann to find out how disgusting childbirth really is, what a placenta smoothie tastes like, and why some fathers should never be allowed in the birthing room.
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Khloe and Kris were out Wednesday in WeHo flanked by security as they hit up a couple of baby stores -- on account of the whole fam being in birthing mode.
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Perhaps best known for birthing PC and enterprise IT giant Dell, some of the city's fastest growing startups are making names for themselves in the athleisure, healthcare, and finance industries.
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The current study is the first to look at risks for rural versus urban women who give birth at home or in freestanding birthing centers in the U.S., Nethery said.
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Our group watched in awe as caribou completed the longest migration of any mammal on the globe, quietly appearing over a rise as they gracefully entered their traditional birthing area.
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A top New York hospital will no longer allow the "birthing partners and support persons" of people giving birth to visit them, due to fears about the spread of coronavirus.
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From the group's work in the Pacific, they gathered that for great whites, mating occurs in late fall to early winter, which would mean birthing happens around May or June.
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Following their schmooze with the puppets, Ms. Andrews and Ms. Hamilton discussed the birthing process for their show over scones and coffee in a conference room at the Creature Shop.
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On average, the baby pandas, who weigh about two pounds each, eat every four hours and can even be left alone briefly while their mother leaves the birthing den to feed.
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While most know Badu as a singer, the 47-year-old mother of three also moonlights as a birthing coach and has helped deliver more than 40 babies, according to Essence.
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The 19-year-old mom welcomed the double bundle of joy on September 3, less than two weeks after Animal Planet set up a live cam in the panda's birthing den.
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The sad part is, in all of our childbirth-education classes and from what we can tell, of all the patients at the birthing center, we are the only black family.
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In the first Arizona case, the infant was delivered by a midwife in a new birthing tub that had been cleaned with vinegar and filled with tap water just before delivery.
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I went to see a birthing coach who I'd read had a lot of success working with couples who'd experienced numerous "spontaneous abortions" (another terrific term, courtesy of our fertility doctors).
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The personal trainer is part of Netflix's Make It initiative and was born out of the company's annual Hack Day, which every year ends up birthing some random Netflix-related project.
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Ms. Catlin was a second mother, they said, a birthing attendant who helped them with prenatal care and then caught their babies during hundreds of natural childbirth deliveries at their homes.
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Empty plastic pumping bottles were waiting to be filled; a giant gray birthing ball rolled aimlessly; and the closet was stuffed with tiny onesies covered in bunnies, strawberries and polka dots.
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" The father of one also gave a special shout-out to his longtime fiancée and mother of his child Nicole Tuck writing, "To my queen thank you for birthing my biggest blessing!
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There's this salad in Studio City at this restaurant that supposedly induces labor so I went and got that, the birthing ball, acupuncture — I've tried it all in the past couple days!
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To donate clean birthing kits to women who need the support, or to keep up with global efforts to tackle maternal and infant mortality, visit the Safe Birth, Even Here website here.
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Since even less is known about baby great whites, the group hopes this find will help them understand why Long Island is the shark birthing destination of choice in the North Atlantic.
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Canadian Company Ruins Google's Super Secret Phone Reveal [Updated]Image: BellGoogle did a whole fancy hush-hush thing about a new phone the company is birthing that is totes not a Nexus.
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When a network show like Riverdale is birthing memes left and right, or earnestly walking through plotlines about a street drug called Jingle Jangle, '90s nostalgia feels quaint in a laughable way.
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As you can imagine, this takes practice; if you want to try hypno-birthing techniques, you have to take classes to train your mind to go quickly into a deep relaxation state.
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See, unlike those kids who may have been couched in music since before they first emerged, slick with amniotic birthing fluid, George was in the other camp—where the sports children live.
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When you're forced to have your birth in an unfamiliar place without your family around, that's a violent act against our birthing practices and goes right along with the institutionalization of birth.
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"All of the things that we take for granted today really had their birthing back in the 80s and early 90s," Ed Desser, an early employee at NBA Entertainment, told VICE Sports.
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I've begun the process, as I steadily envision the cumin and the coriander, the chili powder and the ginger, seeping deep into the bird, birthing juicy spicy flavor from the inside out.
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The 18,723 pregnant women in the study all had a low risk of complications, were being cared for by midwives, and planned to deliver their babies at home or in birthing centers.
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Naomi and her brother Seth grew up watching their mother making films with a feminist collective at the National Film Board, while her father instituted the first birthing room at his hospital.
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Too often, birthing women who want to make their own educated choices during delivery get pegged as being selfish or even irresponsible for wanting some say in what happens to their bodies.
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Countless times during the shoot we'd all look at the monitor and it felt like some alien birthing ritual with the gallium throbbing and pulsing accompanied by the synths driving it all.
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And if pelvic shape is highly variable across populations, it's likely "that the birthing process is also highly variable," said Helen Kurki, an anthropology professor at the University of Victoria in Canada.
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So when she was born, her father, who had prayed every day to Guanyin for a son after three daughters, took one look at her and walked out of the birthing room.
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By closing the birthing center, Mount Sinai will be more than doubling its private postpartum rooms, for which it currently charges $900 a night, a fee that is not covered by insurance.
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Through Lumley, Bastian connected with others in the scientific community who took the time to explain not only the evidence behind home birthing but also how to understand its strengths and limitations.
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"She listens, and she shared so much wisdom, and she's been in every one of my birthing rooms and helped deliver every one of my babies," the former Punky Brewster actress told reporters.
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Of course, it's worth noting that no show can match Twin Peaks' specific brand of weird (it's probably not a spoiler to say China Girl features exactly zero atom bombs birthing unspeakable evil).
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"I took a birthing class, I read Happiest Baby, but the majority of things — whether it was clothing or gear or research or classes — the vast majority focused on the mother," he says.
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All of that strong mama birthing energy of all those different women who made it so I was standing there, in a yard in Connecticut, with my son getting ready to exit me.
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What it's about: This six-hour documentary (six one-hour episodes) is an exhaustive look at the creative folks who are responsible for birthing all the amazing attractions at Disneyland and Disney World.
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A friend—a trans man who was soon giving birth—was looking for a doula, but couldn't find any who could be relied upon to consistently use male pronouns within the birthing space.
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Projects like these are deeply important in changing the conversation about women's rights in birth, but they have a big job to do—they have to reverse the damaging discourse about birthing rights.
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Out in these tide pools, "you feel like you're on the edge of the earth," Toyber said, adding that they're sometimes called "birthing pools" or "queens' baths," due to local history and legends.
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Perhaps one day the company's policies can find a way to acknowledge that the nude body birthing a child is as important as images of a breastfeeding woman or post-mastectomy survivor's scar.
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Spotify recently posted a "birthing playlist" (Yo-Yo Ma is on it, too); the doctor who helped compile the playlist reports that 70 percent of expectant mothers he treats already make their own.
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He stops the conversation to order some empanadas that are served with a pulpy chiltepin salsa, and bonds with Rayos over the notoriety of his hometown, infamous for birthing the world's top fugitive.
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According to the Dallas Morning News, expectant mother Mech Metiege was at Bump Birthing Center in North Texas on Sunday night to prepare for a natural water birth for her baby girl, Sekani.
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I called my husband, who met me at the hospital… no fancy face creams, silk kimono or anything else everyone urged me to bring to ensure being ready for that first "beautiful" birthing moment.
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"Having gone through two hospital births and being in the birthing community, I just feel like it was something I could do and knew it would be very empowering," she told the news outlet.
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J56's mother, the 24-year-old J31, had an "unsuccessful" birthing in January 2016 and has not been pregnant as far as researchers can tell any other time within the past 10 years.
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"Our birth plan through this whole pregnancy was that we would deliver at a birthing suite at the hospital with a midwife there," Jessa, 26, said in a video released by TLC on Wednesday.
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A Turkish hotel bathroom In a series of unbelievably epic tweets, Tia Freeman shared her unique birthing story, which started when she first realized she was pregnant during an overnight layover in Istanbul, Turkey.
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Related: Migrants continue two-week long hunger strike in Canadian jails Starchuk says she lives next to one of these so-called birthing houses, and often sees pregnant Chinese women walking around her neighborhood.
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"I was just talking to myself in the beginning," she explained, and talking to herself attracted others similar to her, birthing a strong movement on social media built of "smart brown girls" and others.
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The style brings to mind Tim and Eric's Doug Lussenhop and Vic Berger's style of editing—a frenzied mess brought together by absurd sound design, effects, and live direction, birthing a comedically unsettling narrative.
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The queen in Aliens, Ripley's genetic hold over the creatures in Alien: Resurrection, and the birthing scene at the end of Prometheus all expand upon how the alien (and its variants and predecessors) function.
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"It's a birthing area for women, it's a men's area, it's an area where many clans congregated for corroborees, it's an area where ceremonial gatherings have occurred over thousands of years," Abraham explains emphatically.
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"Life Itself": "This is Us" creator Dan Fogelman sought to migrate his "We're all connected" formula to the big screen, in the process birthing a cloying movie that provoked far more irritation than tears.
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The West Philadelphia instrumental power trio take their name from the wronged and evil birthing holy fool of Dostoyevsky's Brother Karamazov, and persevere, writing songs almost as knotty and thrilling as the book itself.
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Kitzinger herself is the first to say that "adding orgasm to the wish list is a pretty tall order" and tells partners not to expect the birthing woman to produce an orgasm on command.
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" Mr. Case said that after "birthing a wildly successful start-up within the Smithsonian," Mr. Bunch had "a vision for driving cross-institutional collaboration to create a virtual Smithsonian that can reach everybody, everywhere.
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Yet of those, only 200 mothers were actually admitted — less than 20 percent — according to Save the Birthing Center, a group of mothers, midwives and doulas petitioning to keep Mount Sinai West's center open.
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"Timmy, let's go get a sandwich" Landon's Headlines Network may seem like a creature from another age, and indeed the idea of birthing a newspaper content network played – out – almost exactly 248 years ago.
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In another film, Maria Miranda and Susan Greene demonstrate how their initiative Birthing Beautiful Communities offers pre-natal care and free doula services in a community that faces a tremendously high infant-mortality rate.
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In so many ways, Twitter, along with the now-defunct Vine, has served as a locus of black culture on the internet, a birthing place for expressions of sharp humor and sharp pain alike.
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We pollute the night skies with light that disorients hatchling sea turtles and migratory birds, sends thousands of moths into a tailspin ending in death by exhaustion, and shifts the birthing cycles of tammar wallabies.
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Meanwhile, Sigur Rós' distinctive musical progressions built and receded in tandem with the light orb, which cast down a range of colors and visual patterns, recalling everything from a firing neuron to a birthing planet.
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The scientists behind the system said it isn't meant to remove the mother from the birthing process, but rather help extremely premature infants, like humans at 23 weeks, make it to a safer gestational age.
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Personal finance website WalletHub has set out to find the most ideal places in the U.S. to have a baby, based on factors such as health care accessibility, birthing costs, baby-friendliness, and family-friendliness.
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One is from their winter birthing grounds in sun-scorched Queensland and New South Wales to a small number of cool caves in the mountains of Victoria where they will spend the summer months resting.
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" On Thursday, Aijia posted a selfie with her new baby girl to Instagram, presented alongside a lengthy, transparent caption detailing her birthing experience and the toll it took on her both mentally and physically. "Everything.
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The mom-to-be, her husband, and the birthing coach were left stranded on the sidewalk, likely debating whether walking or taking the subway was the better way to transport a woman dealing with contractions.
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On the day his nephew's baby was born, we drove from our new home in Rosendale, N.Y. (a family-ready three-bedroom with a yard) to a birthing center in Rhinebeck, N.Y., to meet him.
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" Ars Nova, which also co-produced "Sundown, Yellow Moon," a Rachel Bonds play with music by the Bengsons, has an estimable record with nontraditional musicals that includes birthing "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.
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In the United States, there are more than 350 free-standing (meaning that they are not located inside hospitals) birthing centers, an 82 percent increase since 19703, according to the American Association of Birth Centers.
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"With our focus on the best interests of our new mothers and children, we have made the decision not to permit visitors, including birthing partners and support persons, for our obstetric patients," the hospital said.
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Now, researchers tracking the right whale's normal calving grounds, from Georgia to Florida, said they have seen no signs of newborns yet this year, at a time when mothers would normally be birthing and nursing.
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Because when you get killed by being raped, you carry around that dead person inside of you until you can find a way to birth it, and for me birthing that was using my voice.
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Refusal rates among in-hospital births appear to be in the single digits, while those in non-hospital settings, such as home births and birthing centers, is much higher — over 30 percent in some studies.
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Most famously it is the birthing ground for the massive Porcupine caribou herd, migrating 400 miles each spring to raise newborn calves on the area's coastal plain, the very place Republicans just opened to drilling.
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Pregnant women seeking to go to term would be well advised that such centers are also unlikely to provide them with comprehensive information about options for prenatal care and birth, including midwives, doulas and birthing centers.
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The Duchess of Sussex allegedly told sources that she doesn't want the Queen's doctors to be involved in her birthing plan, nor does she want the "goldfish bowl" experience of delivering at the famous Lindo Wing.
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After her contractions began on Wednesday morning, she and her husband Tony got in their van and made their way to the birthing center in Sunset Hills while her doula drove in the car behind them.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are in the homestretch for baby #3's arrival, and acting like the old pros they are in the birthing game ... even though this is their first time using a surrogate.
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In honor of this week of activism and awareness, Broadly asked four women to share their pregnancy and birthing experiences to highlight the lasting impact of the trauma Black women too often face when entering motherhood.
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When Peanut — a Tinder-like app for millennial moms — looked through the conversations on its forums feature, the company was surprised to find that its users weren't just talking about breastfeeding, birthing techniques, and sleep training.
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In rural Niger, a woman is not considered an adult unless she has children, observes Alison Heller of the University of Maryland, the author of "Fistula Politics: Birthing Injuries and the Quest for Continence in Niger".
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The director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced the spending spree on the final day of a conference in Washington celebrating its sixty-year history, including its storied role in birthing the internet.
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Forget spending nine months in birthing classes, setting up a crib and packing a bag for the hospital—one mom went into the hospital thinking she had kidney stones, and came out with her fourth child.
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The last thing people want to think about when they've just taken a huge life step, whether it's birthing a baby, getting married, or adopting a dog, is when they're going to tackle the next one.
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Ninety-seven percent of America's dairy farms are family owned, which means the same farmer who does the milking often also handles the remaining tasks — feeding, birthing, repairing, accounting and more — that keep their business going.
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She was worse than that because she was all those things in one, perpetually pregnant with pathologies, birthing out criminals and addicts and losers and apparently eating $50 steaks and driving gleaming Cadillacs while doing so.
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He cried as he created, but the physical grind of the work itself became a source of solace: the birthing of a sculpture, the mixing of cement, the tedium of mosaicing, the endless sorting of objects.
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Wales has been a fairly consistent birthing pool for influential bands over the last few decades, although it feels like things dropped off a bit (on a commercial level) with Kids In Glass Houses, The Blackout, etc.
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After she revolutionized foundation and concealer (thus birthing the "Fenty Effect"), we see Rihanna approaching skin-care in the same way — both by representing women of color in her campaigns and serving them in the products offered.
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We started to become those resource people for our nations, just learning as much as we can, sharing skills at workshops, bringing people in to teach about birthing practices—that's going to start bringing the conversation back.
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"We first got an idea of where the sharks were mating, and because females have an 18-month gestation period, you can follow them for 18 months and get an idea of where they're birthing," said Fischer.
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San Francisco owns the #2 overall pick and has heavy interest in a pass rusher ... but it's also one of the most liberal cities in the country ... with the team famously birthing anthem-kneeling protests in 2016.
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She had made a birthing playlist and washed and folded baby clothes for weeks leading up to my due date, occasionally holding up something particularly adorable: baby jeans with suspenders, a teeny-tiny pair of Converse sneakers.
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"According to local fishermen, this time of year there's a lot of fish in the area, so it does attract a lot of sharks and dolphins birthing," Bergin said, adding that "high surf" is a contributing factor.
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Candice and I also discuss the black birthing experience and the results of the MBRRACE report, which showed that in the UK, black mothers are five times more likely to die in childbirth than their white counterparts.
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Not adapting greatly impairs our ability to take advantage of the massive opportunities made available by these new technologies that could create huge improvements in health care and education, while birthing entirely new businesses and economic growth.
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Ms. deCaires, for instance, recently attended a birth with a mother who was told when she arrived that the birthing center was full; the mother would have to give birth in a regular labor and delivery room.
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To be clear, removing Trump from office is necessary and urgent; but simply electing more Democrats to office is no guarantee that our nation will break its habit of birthing enormous systems of racial and social control.
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In fact, with so many political successes Orange County has been called "the ideological birthing place for California Republicanism" dating all the way back to President Richard Nixon — who also happened to be birthed in Orange County.
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They've worked in 65 birthing hospitals in North Carolina and conducted nine statewide quality improvement efforts, including reducing early elective deliveries, which can lead to deadly complications for moms and babies, and improving the management of preeclampsia.
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It's hard to narrow down my birthing experience to one specific moment, because there is so much to navigate before and after you have a child: who you are as a mother, an individual and so much more.
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State officials, including the Hawaii Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement, note that although the lagoon is a birthing location for hammerhead sharks, nothing natural would see them die out and be dumped on the shore like this.
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First launched in Ethiopia and Ghana, the Safe Delivery uses animated videos to provide instruction to health workers, focusing on what to do when faced with birthing complications, like a newborn who isn't breathing or a prolonged labor.
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"What we found instead is that rural women and their babies do not appear to have any added risks when planning a birth at home or in a birthing center compared with nonrural women," Nethery said by email.
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"What I'd never want to do is to diminish the experience of women who've ended up with some kind of intervention, because actually the important thing here is [natural birthing] doesn't make you a better mother," she says.
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A century before, the neo-Gothic structure was believed to be on the cutting edge of incarceration, birthing the modern-day practice known as solitary confinement, where inmates are held in isolation for (roughly) 23 hours a day.
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The work of these organizations, along with Black Women Birthing Justice, Black Mama Matters Alliance, and many others, have organized to collect black women's stories about birth, healing, and health to inform policies to improve maternal health outcomes.
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Though most of us know that our bodies will go through a lot of changes during and after pregnancy, it's still hard to be prepared for what happens — especially if your birthing experience is more difficult than you anticipated.
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In an interview with CBS News, Fischer noted that great white birthing sites are regarded as "the holy grail of research," and are especially important in the Atlantic Ocean, where the sharks are vulnerable to bycatch and sport fishing.
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It is a tragedy that so many preventable deaths still occur, especially given that many life-saving maternal and child health solutions, including clean birthing practices, vaccines, nutritional supplements, and handwashing with soap, are well-known and cost-effective.
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Professionals trained to provide physical and emotional support but not medical care for birthing people, doulas saw the case as simply another incident of obstetric violence: abusive maternity care, which many doulas say they witness on a regular basis.
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"My suspicion is that someone who isn't comfortable with birth photos either has no exposure to birth or, in the case of a member of a birth group, had a birthing experience that she wasn't satisfied with," she said.
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Some neighbors said they had seen pregnant Chinese women frequenting the facility, raising suspicions among some of them that it was also operating as a birthing hotel for Chinese visitors who want to secure American citizenship for their children.
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Latham, founder of Mama Glow — an agency supporting women in a number of holistic ways through pregnancy, birthing, and maternity — works as both an acting doula and the figurehead for a full network of other doulas and birth partners.
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Before Vin Diesel hit it big as an actor, he was a bouncer at the legendary New York club The Tunnel, famous for both its impact on the city's rave scene as well as birthing an entire subgenre of hip-hop.
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The Green Book, therefore, was not just a guide but a directory of institutions that were the birthing grounds of the civil rights movements; institutions that need resurrection, not just in terms of re-building but also in the public memory.
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She changed direction for 1998's Butterfly, arguably her career-best album, and "Honey," its first single, saw her adopt a cooler, smoother sound as she gleefully showed some skin in the music video, birthing the Elusive Chanteuse we have today.
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There is not a ton of research regarding the risks of water birth, but midwives and many Ob/Gyns believe that birthing in a pool of warm water may help mothers feel more relaxed, which may in turn reduce complications.
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A friend of mine recently described the biological and psychological work of growing a baby from a zygote, birthing it into autonomy, and manufacturing the food to sustain it through infancy as the three most gendered experiences of her life.
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While the threat to pet owners is low, "dog breeders, veterinary staff and anyone who comes in contact with blood, tissues and fluids during the birthing process may be at higher risk and should consult their primary physician," the department said.
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The grotesquely ballooning cost of healthcare can be seen everywhere from the rising price of Mylan's EpiPen, which saves the lives of those experiencing anaphylactic shock, to the shockingly high price of birthing a child or visiting the emergency room.
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OCEARCHAugust 25, 2016 "The strategy at the time was to get a tag out on big mature animals, and when you get one on a big female, 18 months later, she should lead you to… the birthing site," said Fischer.
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When the murder rate jumped by 5 percent nationally last year, helping Donald Trump stoke up fear of crime during his angry presidential campaign, it raised the prospect that the spiraling opioid epidemic might be birthing its own crime wave.
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And true to expectation, the mural was vicious—particularly in its panel titled "Gods of the Modern World," which depicts academia as a corpse of dead knowledge, birthing intellectually stillborn graduates each year as the world burns in the backdrop.
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We laughed a lot, going over the details, joking about it all — like, for example, how Kyle had spent almost two hours filling up a huge birthing tub with warm water and I had never even stepped one toe into it.
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Due to the prohibition on funding to UNFPA, the U.S. can no longer support a safe birthing clinic in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan where more than 9,85033 babies have been born safely to Syrian women fleeing violence and devastation.
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It's unrealistic to expect a newborn to remain sedate while being besieged by camera flashes and journalists shouting out questions, and it's unfair to expect a baby to endure that commotion after going through the trauma of the birthing process.
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He's also certified by the Pacific Association of Labor Support (PALS), and he's one of an increasing number of male doulas in the US. The trend has drawn both support and criticism from birthing communities, medical providers, and new parents.
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When I play with a menstrual cup in, I'm incredibly aware that I'm an interloper in a male-dominated group, and I get hyper-aware that it's going to shift or leak and everyone will realise I'm birthing a blood diamond.
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Several stand-alone birthing centers across the country tell TMZ they are seeing a massive influx of inquiring moms-to-be looking to deliver their babies -- either at their facilities or even at home ... just like in the old days.
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Arriving a year ago in Saint-Jean Pied-de-Port with initial support from a Creative Capital grant, Tin Nyo set out to create a detailed record of the life of one pig from the birthing pen to the abattoir.
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In addition to the Bedford Institute's efforts to track sharks in this region, the American research nonprofit Ocearch has sent teams to Nova Scotia in order to seek out female sharks to tag, in hopes that they can track down their birthing grounds.
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It will apply to men as well as women employed by the company in 13 countries, and will also be available to "non birthing parents, and in cases of surrogacy, adoption, and same-sex partners," CEO Deepinder Goyal said in a blog post.
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Never mind the fact that I had no idea what birthing, raising, and providing for three children entailed — I just knew that my parents had done it, thereby I could safely assume that such a thing was attainable and accessible to me.
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"The strategy at the time was get a tag out on big mature animals, and when you get one on a big female, 18 months later, she should lead you to the holy grail of the research, the birthing site," Fischer told CBS.
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"Flip is the evolution of social media and e-commerce — birthing the baby of Instagram and Amazon and creating the first physical product marketplace where your likes and actions impact the products you receive," says Rona Segev, a general partner at TLV.
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It was here in 23 that, popular history tells us, a young schoolboy by the name of William Webb Ellis revolutionised sport by having the audacity to pick the ball up and run forward with it, thus birthing the game of rugby.
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During my break, I also place a large Amazon order of nursing bras, a birthing ball, an aromatherapy diffuser with essential oils (all of which I plan to pack in my hospital bag), and a baby tub and hamper for the nursery.
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Postpartum hemorrhage, or PPH, is a leading cause of maternal death, but I was lucky that I was in a birthing center in a hospital and had a team of skilled providers, including a doula, midwife and ObGyn, who managed the situation seamlessly.
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In general, according to an article published in A Journal of Aboriginal and Indigenous Community Health, the Canadian government "exerted state sanctioned medical control over First Nations women" in order to end traditional pregnancy and birthing practices as a form of coerced assimilation.
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While activist, birthing, and some medical communities have been vocal about the worsening rates of maternal complications and deaths for years, the renewed interest in the Affordable Care Act due to threats of repeal have led to a wider discussion of these issues.
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The LGBT Community was mostly responsible for birthing my career and I am deeply indebted to you… You have loved me faithfully and unconditionally and for so many years you provided me with work even though my star had long since faded.
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But the videos also serve a more noble purpose: to demystify what might otherwise be a scary moment during the child-birthing process for expectant parents, and to give non-parents a better understanding of the less glossy, more realistic aspects of pregnancy.
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The music they play is inherently a relic of the past, but these artists are doing what they can to keep this spirit alive, approaching the songbook in their own uniquely creative way and birthing a new folk form in the process.
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Prepas said that a number of aid groups give out birthing kits around disasters, and some families can make their own with simple tools -- for example, a bulb syringe to suction the baby's airway, scissors to cut the umbilical cord and warm blankets.
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"Statements by the operators of these birthing houses show contempt for the United States, while they were luring clients with the power and prestige of U.S. citizenship for their children," Nick Hanna, United States attorney in Los Angeles, said in a statement.
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The Braves on the other hand, just went full Mad Libs with their food options, just jamming up [noun for shit people like] with [noun for shit people like] and [adverb for being lazy as all get out] and birthing something like Burgerizza.
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Birthing center employees and directors in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tennessee, Seattle, Minnesota and elsewhere say a lot of third-trimester moms-to-be are freaked out about possibly delivering in hospitals that are getting more and more inundated with coronavirus patients.
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"We are fighting the battle of birthing a new venture," she wrote, "while at the same time trying to show the world that we can inject a sense of justice into the business itself, rather than merely trying to rack up profit."
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But Mr. Lutz, who forged his own industry reputation as an ultimate "car guy" by birthing performance legends like the Dodge Viper and the CTS-V, said that most of today's luxury buyers were oblivious to the nuances of speed or handling.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have issued an opinion that hospitals and birthing centers are the safest settings for birth in the United States, but they do recognize the mother's right to informed decision-making.
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"We first got an idea of where the sharks were mating, and because females have an 18-month gestation period, you can follow them for 18 months and get an idea of where they're birthing," said Chris Fischer, the founder of Ocearch.
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This sprawling exhibition is organized according to four themes: "Confronting Contagion"; "States of Mind"; "Worlds of Care"; and "Birthing Narratives," but I found myself more drawn by how the artists incorporated their personal narratives of illness than by the exhibition's overall didactic structure.
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"The timing is a bit odd, as they are adults (you can tell by the thick tufts of hair on the top of their ears) and in late May it is birthing time, not breeding, which generally occurs in late March," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"One of the things I'm most afraid of is not getting a great deal of sleep and as a result not being in the best frame of mind to offer my wife the support she needs to recover from the child-birthing process," Burns continued.
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He's a movie producer and director—with titles like Supercroc (2007), In the Blink of an Eye (2015), and The Birthing Club (2016) to his credit—and a former Air Force linguist, part owner of a therapeutic massage business, and now manager for Attil Farms.
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Most have become so hard-bitten that they have completely lost their ability to empathize with anyone other than their own tribe, and most have become so cynical that they use Peres's aspiration about one day birthing "a new Middle East" as a laugh line.
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My friends were a meaningful part of the birthing crew, as were my midwives and their apprentices, but when our son was finally born it was my husband's eyes mine went to, my husband's arms that wrapped around me as together we greeted our baby.
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"Elizabeth Catlin went far beyond acting as a birthing attendant by creating her own medical practice, seeing patients on a regular basis, providing medical advice, conducting medical procedures and by being paid for her services," Mark Eifert, a State Police investigator, said in a statement.
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"It is such a clear indication that this is the continued growth of the medical-industrial complex," said Dana-Ain Davis, the director of the Center for the Study of Women and Society at the City University of New York, of the birthing center's closure.
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There's strong evidence that suggests that paid parental leave, and maternity leave in particular, leads to numerous benefits including improved health for the baby and birthing person, better worker morale and retention and increased income, according to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists.
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With her son Theodore "Theo" Kubrick, now 3 months old, the Lost alum decided to try again — and ultimately had success in delivering in her bedroom, "off the side of the bed," with some help from her husband after first spending time in a birthing tub.
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The explosions of these rare stars, which pack at least eight and as many as hundreds of solar masses, forge metals (what astronomers call all elements heavier than hydrogen and helium) and spew material into the surrounding galaxy, birthing the next, more metallic generation of stars.
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But in addition to the costs of IVF, they also had to cover all the expenses associated with Cecile carrying and birthing the baby; if she were giving birth to her own child, rather than her grandchild, insurance would have kicked in for some of those expenses.
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Birthing [something] creates that fear of transparency and being naked in front of the world, but I think in the end, what motivates me is that healing and the ability to have conversations with fellow women and the community who feel celebrated in my words or artwork.
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But if you're sick of waiting for an update from April's laughably long birthing livestream —it's been over a month, now —the Chester Zoo in the United Kingdom welcomed a baby giraffe on Monday and captured the miracle of giraffe birth on camera for all to see.
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The r/conspiracy subreddit is the birthing ground of such feats of imagination as "Hillary Clinton has financial ties to ISIS" and "the Ft. Lauderdale shooting was a failed MKUltra experiment," as well as the adopted home of Pizzagate theorists after Reddit shut down r/pizzagate.
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"Felt like yesterday the doctor walked in, she looked at me and she said, 'Alright, we're gonna have to give you a c-section,' " recalls Williams, 36, of her doctor's words in the midst of her birthing process, after learning the baby's heart rate was dropping.
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But here's the thing: Just making the first cut comes with a hefty load of benefits in the form of investor interest, media coverage and free exhibition space in Startup Alley — a birthing ground for magical wheeling and dealing — for all three days of the show.
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Noteworthy panels include "Lessons Learned from Birthing a Bot," featuring the inventor of the hashtag and former Google developer advocate Chris Messina, as well as "Augmented Intelligence: The Next-Gen AI," which will discuss how people and technology can work together to make more effective choices.
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After years of advocacy, especially on the part of younger legislators with families, in 1970 Congress passed the Legislative Reorganization Act, birthing the modern legislative scheduling system: Just before the start of every Congressional session in January, party leaders meet to hash out which days they'll work.
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As if gestating a human life, birthing it, mothering it alone—being alone, really—were not enough, there was also the task of acquiring, organizing, and maintaining every material item of consequence for yourself, your partner, and caring diligently for the tiny mammal your body just created.
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There have been many studies of arrests of pregnant and birthing women showing that black women are up to ten times more likely to be referred to child welfare for actual or suspected drug use during pregnancy than white women, despite equal uses of drugs across race.
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She's perfect in this fascinating Hulu adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale, the famous Margaret Atwood dystopian novel about a newly Puritanical, totalitarian America where women become the chattel, birthing vessels and (as Atwood puts it) "ambulatory chalices" of a male political class and their infertile wives.
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While I am grateful for my positive outcome with Marlowe, looking back now I know that my long, anxious labor had so much to do with my discomfort with my birthing situation and my inability to let go and allow my daughter's process to take over. Fear.
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According to a study published in Health Affairs in 2015, rates of C-section delivery at hospitals in the United States vary from 7 percent to 70 percent, which Dr. Shah said has created a buyer beware birthing environment — one that most women are unaware of.
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Juliana Huxtable, an artist who often tweets about her predilection for mind-altering substances and whose Twitter display name used to be "YUNG LIMINAL CRISIS AKA ABJECTION DOLL *SOBBIN*," creates art from the dissociative space, birthing her gallery shows and poems during out-of-body experiences.
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However, the series has opened up his powers past the observations of weirwood trees, since he has witnessed everything from Young Ned's (Robert Aramayo) discovery of Lyanna Stark's (Aisling Franciosi) birthing chamber near Dorne to the Red Keep's throne room during the reign of Aerys Targaryen (David Rintoul).
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Jayde recently welcomed a little sister into the world (her spitting image; genetics are a marvel!), and one night I actually sat down and watched the family's two-part birthing YouTube video, all 40 minutes of it, because I have nothing better to do with my time, apparently.
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"Short of having a birthing pool in Kensington Palace and having a flock of storks fly over, it's in the book – having the baby at the Lindo is what they do," Ken Wharfe, former personal protection officer to William, Harry and their mother, Princess Diana, previously told PEOPLE.
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For most dogs owners, this makes the risk of infection low, according to the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, but the risk is higher for dog breeders, veterinary staff and anyone else "who comes in contact with blood, tissues and fluids during the birthing process" of dogs.
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Consequently, YouTube makeup artists like Michelle Phan (whose first eyeliner tutorial video posted 10 years ago has amassed over 7.5 million views) and those hungry for cosmetic tips flooded the platform, birthing a young generation that wasn't only increasingly interested in makeup, but quite good at it, too.
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"It's kind of inevitable and healthy that exceptional companies may graduate from a small market if you have global aspirations - that's a healthy system - but what that means is you've got to keep the other companies birthing," said Drury, who served as the exchange's director between 2009 and 2013.
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"The odds of adverse pregnancy outcomes among women who have bariatric surgery do not decrease to the level observed in the general birthing population; however, there was substantial improvement," lead study author Dr. I Ibiebele of Royal North Shore Hospital in New South Wales and colleagues write in BJOG.
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Three years ago, when she became aware of high rates of infant and maternal mortality in pockets of Virginia, Zaslow decided to take her Ugandan model there: a collective of 45 black and Latina doulas in Charlottesville, called Sisters Keeper, that offers birthing services free to women of color.
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She suspects, in fact, that the mammalian innovations of birthing live young and feeding them milk secreted from what was, millions of years ago, a sweat gland (the proto breast) helped us gain tighter control over the microbes we pass from one generation to the next — to our benefit.
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Ironically, if Meghan does indeed have a home birth, she'd be carrying on a far more established tradition; St. Mary's Hospital has been a royal birthing station for the past four decades to only three mothers of the monarchy: Princess Anne, Princess Diana, and Kate Middleton, the current Duchess of Cambridge.
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Volkswagen's dieselgate scandal may wind up birthing one of the largest electric car charging networks in the United States, but that plan just hit at least a slight bump — a "potential safety issue" that's forcing VW-owned Electrify America to shut down most of its high-powered charging cables for now.
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In a black-and-white throwback video shot by L.A.-based birth and family photographer Rebecca Coursey (who's also a doula!) that the Younger star shared to Instagram on Monday, Duff gazes down at her newborn daughter, whom she is cuddling while seated in a birthing tub right after Banks' arrival.
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A few of our objectives include hiring a program manager to help oversee and connect for profit businesses in the economic development sector and the health sector, having an administrative campus and birthing center to serve as a healing space specifically from a grassroots perspective, and hiring a black male psychologist.
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Moreover, as family dynamics have shifted from the conventional, heterosexual nuclear family model to include more gay/lesbian/queer couples, birthing parents of all genders, single parents, disabled parents, and polyamorous parents, the need for a greater variety of doulas with a wider variety of life experiences has increased, too.
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Limited prescriptions of what constitutes a "normal" pelvis or birthing process might lead doctors to perform unnecessary interventions — like induced labor, cesarean sections or the use of forceps — which can further exacerbate harm, said Lia Betti, an anthropologist at the University of Roehampton in London, and the study's lead author.
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On their last night in the facility, Paul Picklesimer carried the VR rig behind Hsiung as he chose two piglets from a birthing barn, both of whom he believed looked sick and weak enough that they wouldn't last much longer on the farm, yet seemed healthy enough to survive their rescue.
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Georgia officials are also using Baby India's case to draw attention to the state's Safe Haven law, which allows a mother to leave a baby up to 30 days old with a hospital, institutional infirmary, health center, birthing center, or police or fire station in the state without being prosecuted.
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Coming from the same birthing pool as N Sync's "I Want You Back", which featured a noodle-haired Justin Timberlake mooching around a space-station like a slightly heartbroken and questionably dressed astronaut, "Larger Than Life" crawled above the mucus of other 8303s boy-band videos to become the 10s boy-band video.
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Each spring, they migrate roughly 5,20183 miles from their birthing grounds in the warm, shallow lagoons of Baja California in Mexico to their feeding grounds in the frigid waters of the Bering Sea off the Alaska coast, where they feast daily on up to 1.3 tons of mostly small crustaceans called amphipods.
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The 10-minute (!) shot — scored by a cacophony of screeching violins, then silence, then Lynch's signature static — starts miles away from the explosion, zooming closer and closer to ultimately examine its minute, terrifying particles and the birthing of both evil (Killer BOB and the woodsmen) and innocence (the golden essence of Laura Palmer).
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The problem with the Scott situation is the league went into attack mode over the best piece of free publicity it has received in a decade and, if you believe Scott, used its full weight to disrupt the life of a man with a wife that's perhaps breaths away from birthing twins.
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As a whole, this exhibition fails to offer up enough examples to illustrate what the curatorial sub-themes suggest: the merging of foreign subject matter, artistic styles, or religious iconography with indigenous forms; the birthing of new expressive and syncretic languages; or the ways in which artists broke away from colonial art academies.
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" While some have suggested that the facility operates as a "birthing hotel" for Chinese visitors who want their children to be U.S. citizens, Flushing city council member Peter Koo explained to the New York Times that it is "Chinese tradition for women to rest and be cared for a month after they give birth.
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We've all got our seasons when we can give and our seasons when we need to hide in a hole and watch Netflix in a semi-catatonic state, whether it is brought on by birthing a child, going through a breakup, or tax time (you know that one accountant friend who just goes MIA?).
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Healthcare in the area has changed a lot since then, and much of that change has been helped along by Dolly, who has donated so much time and money to the local hospital that they've named two departments in her honor: the Dolly Parton Birthing Unit and the Dolly Parton Center for Women's Services.
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"We also try to as much as we can, listen to mother's hopes, wishes, what she wants to do," Heidi Kytoeaho, a midwife at Helsinki University Hospital, tells CNBC Make It. One factor that makes the care so great is that the whole family gets to be present throughout the birthing process, Kytoeaho says.
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Clapham is objectively shit and anyone who enjoys living there or spending time there is very likely the result of some Satanic birthing ritual which leaves the resulting spawn wanting nothing more from life than a "decent neighborhood Italian place," and a high-ceilinged pub that charges £6 for an Amstel and shows the rugby.
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They might not realize it, but they're the few Brits who are experiencing the birth of a new Polish-British sound, one which is battling for its location in British society right now, but that's ever-developing position is creating a perfect breeding ground for thought-provoking content, be it addressing issues of identity or birthing unlikely collaborations.
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They spent years trying to distinguish themselves from the corporate mission of Microsoft and their HoloLens headset; now it seems they've begun to see that the only hope of justifying their sitting valuation in the next few years is enlisting support from the big customers that MSFT is chasing, as opposed to single-handedly birthing a consumer market.
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"The good news is that infertility treatment has allowed women to extend the age of child-birthing, going along with a lot of trends we are seeing in increasing age of marriage, increasing education levels, and increasing labor force participation," Donna Strobino, PhD, a Johns Hopkins University professor of population, family, and reproductive health noted to ABC News.
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They say making a movie is like birthing a child, and Bradley Cooper's directorial debut, A Star Is Born, is a full-bodied take on one of the most oft-made films in the Hollywood canon — see also the 1937 original with Janet Gaynor, the 1954 Judy Garland version, and the 1976 rock opus with Barbra Streisand.
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"The take-home advice to new moms is that they should include breast feeding as part of their birthing plan and they should try to continue for at least six months so they and their baby can share the optimal benefits of breastfeeding," said study leader Lisette Jacobson of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita.
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It was many years later, lying in the semi-dark and stillness, cleaned up and dry, after birthing my baby, my first—I could see where she lay wrapped, not crying, and everything was well—that I remembered sitting at long last, after climbing beyond my strength, under a tree in the shade, breathing in and out.
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No matter the decade — as a sideman to Charlie Parker in the 21980s; birthing cool jazz with Gil Evans in the early '21981s; moving further ahead with John Coltrane in the late-'21973s and then the mid-'823s, before an electric period from 282-1969 — Davis is the focal point, in part because of what he wore.
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" It's a rare enough practice that it hasn't inspired many conversations in the medical community, but, in 2008, the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) weighed in on lotus birthing with a statement: "If left for a period of time after the birth, there is a risk of infection in the placenta which can consequently spread to the baby.
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Granted, there's still plenty of good tunes to be found, but Sherburne's argument that "house music [...] has been whitewashed and straightened out in its latest wave of mainstreaming" is one to consider, especially considering the underground's bold strides in representing the cultural communities and socio-political interests that were responsible for birthing house and techno in the first place.
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" She adds: "For me I think the biggest emphasis was placed on natural birthing for the ease of the midwives and doctors being able to follow exactly where you were in your labour, which I understood, but I remain incredibly frustrated that I was made to wait for such an extensive amount of time for pain relief.
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Other early backers missed out a bit on some winnings: Y Combinator, the influential incubator that has marketed itself in part on birthing Dropbox, sold about half of its holdings to other investors at around the same time as the series B financing round led by Index, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.
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Peter Andreas is a professor in international studies and political science at Brown University, and he's also the author of Smuggler Nation, a book about America's long relationship with black markets and how they've played an inexorable role in birthing American wealth, as well as how black markets have become economic behemoths the US government obsessively struggles to contain.
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So when they told me, after the procedure, that I had what was called a septate uterus (basically a wall down the center of the uterus) that prevented my son from moving into proper birthing position — which was likely the culprit for both the extreme pain and a miscarriage from another pregnancy earlier in the year — I wasn't completely surprised.
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Fortunately, most of the birthing centers we spoke with say they're adapting their policies to meet the frenzy -- now, they're taking in gals near full-term pregnancy ... but we've been told if someone is days away from their due date, they'll probably be turned away -- as these centers need time to set up and take measures to guarantee a safe birth.
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"Messy bed ✔️ Plastic sheeting underneath old sheets ✔️Old towel crumpled on the floor ✔️ Vomit bag (unused) ✔️ Inflatable birthing tub (also unused 😬)✔️ Shirtless Dad ✔️Boy in Spider-Man pajamas ✔️Happy, healthy baby ✔️ Happy, healthy Mom in her own shower right after giving birth ✔️ Water bottle ✔️And... placenta in a mixing bowl ✔️ (I warned you)," he wrote.
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At the end of the day, a lot of what we see on television is unattainable, whether it's the impossibly spacious and amazing NYC apartments of Carrie Bradshaw and the cast of Friends, or the sappy-but-we-still-kind-of-want-them family moments on shows like Full House, or the outright fantasy of Khaleesi surviving fire and "birthing" dragons on Game of Thrones.
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"I took a birthing class, I read Happiest Baby, but the majority of things — whether it was clothing or gear or research or classes — the vast majority focused on the mother," Andrew Bentley, an entrepreneur in D.C. who left a job at Google to stay home with his son and then launched Father Figure, a clothing line tailored to new dads, told Refinery29 in June.
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Even so, the findings should reassure women that a home birth or birthing center delivery doesn't need to come with any extra risk of complications, as long as women are appropriately screened for any medical issues that would make a hospital delivery the safer choice, said Erin Wright, a midwife and researcher at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in Baltimore who wasn't involved in the study.
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In late 2016, Katherine Morrison, Buffalo, NY-based OBGYN addressed what birthing women are often subjected to in a passionate New York Times letter to the editor that went unpublished but was later picked up by The Buffalo News—a response to an article on maternal death rates in the US that failed to mention the rate of unnecessary, sometimes forceful practices as a cause.
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Last week, as female activists swarmed Capitol Hill to denounce the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, another group of women gathered at a law library in Chelsea to push back against a more local threat: the imminent closure of the Mount Sinai West Birthing Center, one of the last remaining natural-birth strongholds in the city which also offers full access to a hospital.
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Those of us who want a normal delivery must often resort to small birthing centers with a staff of midwives and nurses, where epidurals are usually not available, or to public hospitals, where, according to a study by the Brazilian think tank Fundação Perseu Abramo, women are more likely to suffer obstetric violence — that is, physical, sexual, and verbal abuse from medical staff during labor.
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And then the frustrating part of being a monthly editor is you only get to do it 12 times a year, so it's this over ... slightly or it can feel slightly overwrought as this thing that you're birthing every month, whereas the web has this wonderfully sort of slapdash, let's get it out, let's join the conversation moment, and I've never been afraid of joining the conversation.
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In part that's because hospitals treat the birth experience differently in Finland than in the US. For instance, midwives usually lead the birthing process In Finland, unless there's a complication or a pre-determined risk, Anu von Lode Valkeajärvi, a spokesperson for Kela, tells CNBC Make It. In other countries with lower maternal and infant mortality rates, such as Canada and New Zealand, midwives are also the norm.
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From the changing landscapes and wildlife that inspire her to the literary ancestors (Emerson, Whitman, Poe) who sustain her, Oliver contemplates what it means to build a life and survive — whether it is the spider whose feeding, spinning and birthing she devotedly monitors in "Swoon"; the gravely injured gull whose battered existence she honors in "Bird"; or Emerson and Poe, whose diverse creative paths Oliver views as a search for moral order after grievous personal loss.
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