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Change: As the head begins to crown, have the mother pant instead of actively push. This will minimize tearing as the head is born, as this is the time when tearing will most likely occur. You may support the mother's perineal area (with clean hands) for added support. Support the
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Change: Rags such as old wash cloths or towels torn to size would work well. Do not use tampons (if they happen to be available). Mothers bleed for weeks after birth (called lochia, similar to a heavy period). *Baby bottle with sugar water, water, in
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Change: cut the cord. Wrap the baby and mother (blanket, clothes, tin foil) to keep warm and put the baby to breast as soon as possible to
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Change: formula.formula or a nursing mother. And that's about it for normal emergency deliveries. Now, onto your plan for childcare in a Z-world!! Good Luck.P.S. Placenta is an excellent source of protein and many non-American cultures actually eat it in a soup. Well, just something for survivalists to consider....
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Change: Upon birth, keep the baby in alignment best possible with the umbilical cord; holding too high, blood drains from baby to placenta, too low, the reverse, neither good. Immediately clear out the baby's airways with gentle suction. For cord, place a tight clamp 4-6 inches from BABYs belly button, then
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Change: infant formula. And that's about it for normal emergency deliveries. Now, onto your plan for aftercarechildcare in a Z-world!! Good Luck.P.S. Placenta is an excellent source of protein and childcaremany non-American cultures actually eat it in a Z-world!!soup. Well, just something for survivalists to consider....
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Change: Get the mother comfortable if possible. Have her lie on her back, head elevated, in a slightly sitting position. The more that you can position
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