What happens after a hospital birth? (My birth story pt 2)

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Any Questions? A Podcast About Conception, Pregnancy and Realistic Motherhood

Ashley

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Have questions about trying to conceive (TTC), getting and staying pregnant, and becoming a parent? Same. On this podcast I'm taking you through my journey of (hopefully!) having a baby and becoming a mom. I'm not an expert and I have no pregnancy, motherhood or newborn experience. I'm just going through it and I hope you'll join me in creating an inclusive, realistic and BS-free space for this journey! NEW EPISODES EVERY WEDNESDAY

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What happens after a hospital birth? (My birth story pt 2)

Any Questions? A Podcast About Conception, Pregnancy and Realistic Motherhood

47 minutes 52 seconds

7 months ago

What happens after a hospital birth? (My birth story pt 2)

Last week we covered my incredibly fast labour and delivery but the story doesn't stop there!

Tune in to hear the drama that happened with delivering my placenta, why I needed to uphold a boundary with my MIL, the scary news when we failed one of the newborn tests, and everything that happens during a hospital stay after you've given birth.

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Disclosure: I'm in no way, shape or form an expert on anything. None of this is advice. Take it all with a grain of salt and consult your own healthcare provider or topic expert!