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We're days away from our 2nd baby :) 

if all goes well it's going to be a home birth; we have a great doula who's suggested we print our birth plan, so (obviously) I designed one - much easier to skim than a wall of text

It's just a Figma file for now (link below); can anyone help turn this into a gdoc template?

Baby #2 is here 👶

It was a home birth (ask away); it was getting late, so our doula suggested she take a bath. It did the trick — called doula & midwives, started setting up the pool but didn't even get to use it because baby was out 30' after the midwives got here

Baby #2 is here 👶

It was a home birth (ask away); it was getting late, so our doula suggested she take a bath. It did the trick — called doula & midwives, started setting up the pool but didn't even get to use it because baby was out 30' after the midwives got here 

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congratulations! Hey, I had not seen this great news, the truth is that the arrival of a child is always something wonderful, every time one of my children was born it was something extraordinary for me, I hope everything is going very well friend 😊

I can recall the Netherlands statistic now that you’re mentioning it.

Thank you! It was interesting to google different rates and attitudes.

The Netherlands has the highest rate of home births in the EU at around 15% but it's an outlier - others are at or below 1%

Outside the EU, Nepal and Benin are at over 60% home births and I would assume many others where statistics are not kept

Congrats for the +1! It’s very brave to do a home birth, nowadays, even if there are a lot of countries where it’s so normal.

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Thank you, both are doing well and resting

Congratulations Antimo! Such a beautiful news! 🎂

Hope the wife and baby are doing well! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Love that the home birth went well, I birthed outside of a hospital too. It was an incredible decision, so peaceful and quick.

They are! Funny enough it's not that bad, I'm on big sister duty and some family is here. Long days for sure, but that's the saying - the days are long but the years are short

huge congrats!! hope mom & baby are doing well and 3yo recovers quickly. you must be tired 🫠

Thank you :) absolutely, we wanted this strongly and were very happy it was possible

Congrats!!! Pretty cool that it was home birth

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congratulations!!

my sister did a home birth, too

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my wife gave birth to our first and only child in a hospital. the transfer wasn't terrible, but the delivery was a pain. they extended her labor unnecessarily due to untrained staff. 

to clarify my question: what was one thing you would not negotiate on when choosing home birth vs hospital birth. and it sounded like it was safety for you. i wonder if you could be more specific. what could potentially be unsafe about a home birth?

I guess if you count from the beginning of the build-up it was more like 3 hours, but quick for sure

I'm not sure I understand the question, but we wanted a home birth unless circumstances meant hospital was safer, which is a minority % (we would not have pushed back in that case) 

Could talk about this a lot, but TLDR the transfer itself and the environment will increase your stress levels so much that labour will be harder by default

30 minute home birth, wow! what was a non-negotiable for agreeing to do this instead of a hospital birth?

Congratulations  @antimofm.eth !!!🎈🍾 🍼

Congrats, very happy for you and your family

Sending positive vibes to Mom and baby