Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning Nov 15 Written By M Slater Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning Nov 15 Written By M Slater Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning← Return to the Fact Gathering Basket “Optimal Fetal Positioning” (OFP) refers to the theory that 1) a baby’s position inside a pregnant person’s body affects the course of the labor and birth; and 2) how a pregnant person moves their body can affect the baby’s position. Open Document in a New Window This is and oldie but goodie... from the originators of the concept of Optimal Fetal Positioning.This is an excellent document demonstrating a "circuit" that can be implemented when a baby is in a Posterior Position.Online resources for information on Optimal Fetal Positioning:The Miles CircuitSpinning Babies - Comfort in Pregnancy and Easier BirthOptimal Fetal Position: What You Need To Know | Pregnancy Exercise Fact Gathering Basket Lesson Plan Featured Welcome to the Fact Gathering Basket Progress Checklist Reading List Birth Justice Inquiry Resource List for Clients (Also found in certification packet) Research Home Practice: Mindfulness Resource Document: Prenatal Nutrition Research Home Practice: Prenatal Nutrition, Stress Reduction, and Exercise Home Practice: Food Diary A Baby's Development Week by Week Video: The Timeless Way Birth Statistics Modern Knowing: Stages of Labor & Mechanics of Birth Resource Document: Early Labor Support Resource Document: Active Labor & Transition Support Resource Document: How to Time Contractions The Hormonal Physiology of Childbirth Home Practice: Create a Module on the Physiology of Labor Modern Knowing: Optimal Fetal Positioning Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning Featured Research Home Practice: Optimal Fetal Positioning Modern Knowing: Positions for Labor Resource Document: Back Labor Support Research Home Practice: Positions for Labor Home Practice: Create a Module on OFP and Positions for Labor Resource Document: Supporting Inductions Resource Document: Pain Medication Options Chart Modern Knowing: Medical Tools & Support, Induction Methods Research Home Practice: Pharmaceuticals for Pain, Induction, or Cesarean Birth Home Practice: Create a Module on Induction, Epidural, & Cesarean Birth Resource Document: Support for Long & Short Labors Resource Document: Second Stage/Pushing Support Modern Knowing: Immediate Postpartum Resource Document: Third Stage & Immediate Postpartum Modern Knowing: Infant Feeding Research Home Practice: Immediate Postpartum, Newborn Choices, and/or Infant Feeding Research Home Practice: Newborn Medical Decisions & Protocols Resource Document: Postpartum & Fourth Trimester Overview Home Practice: Create a Module on Immediate Postpartum & Infant Feeding Resource: Assessing Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders M Slater
Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning Nov 15 Written By M Slater Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning← Return to the Fact Gathering Basket “Optimal Fetal Positioning” (OFP) refers to the theory that 1) a baby’s position inside a pregnant person’s body affects the course of the labor and birth; and 2) how a pregnant person moves their body can affect the baby’s position. Open Document in a New Window This is and oldie but goodie... from the originators of the concept of Optimal Fetal Positioning.This is an excellent document demonstrating a "circuit" that can be implemented when a baby is in a Posterior Position.Online resources for information on Optimal Fetal Positioning:The Miles CircuitSpinning Babies - Comfort in Pregnancy and Easier BirthOptimal Fetal Position: What You Need To Know | Pregnancy Exercise Fact Gathering Basket Lesson Plan Featured Welcome to the Fact Gathering Basket Progress Checklist Reading List Birth Justice Inquiry Resource List for Clients (Also found in certification packet) Research Home Practice: Mindfulness Resource Document: Prenatal Nutrition Research Home Practice: Prenatal Nutrition, Stress Reduction, and Exercise Home Practice: Food Diary A Baby's Development Week by Week Video: The Timeless Way Birth Statistics Modern Knowing: Stages of Labor & Mechanics of Birth Resource Document: Early Labor Support Resource Document: Active Labor & Transition Support Resource Document: How to Time Contractions The Hormonal Physiology of Childbirth Home Practice: Create a Module on the Physiology of Labor Modern Knowing: Optimal Fetal Positioning Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning Featured Research Home Practice: Optimal Fetal Positioning Modern Knowing: Positions for Labor Resource Document: Back Labor Support Research Home Practice: Positions for Labor Home Practice: Create a Module on OFP and Positions for Labor Resource Document: Supporting Inductions Resource Document: Pain Medication Options Chart Modern Knowing: Medical Tools & Support, Induction Methods Research Home Practice: Pharmaceuticals for Pain, Induction, or Cesarean Birth Home Practice: Create a Module on Induction, Epidural, & Cesarean Birth Resource Document: Support for Long & Short Labors Resource Document: Second Stage/Pushing Support Modern Knowing: Immediate Postpartum Resource Document: Third Stage & Immediate Postpartum Modern Knowing: Infant Feeding Research Home Practice: Immediate Postpartum, Newborn Choices, and/or Infant Feeding Research Home Practice: Newborn Medical Decisions & Protocols Resource Document: Postpartum & Fourth Trimester Overview Home Practice: Create a Module on Immediate Postpartum & Infant Feeding Resource: Assessing Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders M Slater
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Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning
Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning
Resources: Optimal Fetal Positioning
← Return to the Fact Gathering Basket
“Optimal Fetal Positioning” (OFP) refers to the theory that
1) a baby’s position inside a pregnant person’s body affects the course of the labor and birth; and
2) how a pregnant person moves their body can affect the baby’s position.
This is and oldie but goodie... from the originators of the concept of Optimal Fetal Positioning.
This is an excellent document demonstrating a "circuit" that can be implemented when a baby is in a Posterior Position.
Online resources for information on Optimal Fetal Positioning:
The Miles Circuit
Spinning Babies - Comfort in Pregnancy and Easier Birth
Optimal Fetal Position: What You Need To Know | Pregnancy Exercise
Fact Gathering Basket Lesson Plan
Modern Knowing: Optimal Fetal Positioning
Resources: Hands-On Support for Labor