Regular medical birth is a similar process worldwide, especially in Western countries such as the U.S. However, some areas have several closely related birth control methods, such as maternity hospital stays in Switzerland. I saw for myself a Swiss midwife who went to the hospital when I was with my first child.
It was not something like a normal birth in U.S. hospitals. Instead, I was encouraged by the midwives to listen to my body and move around as my struggle approached. They brought oil and showed my husband how to relieve my pain with a massage while I worked in a 700-liter bath with sea salt and dried leaves. They also brought me lots of food and drink and gave me acupuncture-anything that made the job easier for me, and it worked.
Then there is the problem. The delivery was slow, and the doctor had to come in to find out why. An ultrasound examination revealed that the baby had its head tilted to the sides of the birth canal. To remedy this situation, the midwife put me to bed for 20 minutes on both sides until the baby understood.
Then my water broke, and I got a hard job. During the 17 hours I worked hard, I asked for an epidural, as it seemed necessary at the time. When I was stretched to 10 inches, the midwife quietly but quickly and professionally planned my delivery and helped me deliver a healthy baby girl on earth as my doctor stood and watched.
After a while, I pushed. My baby girl was born, and the midwife put that arm and leg bag right on my chest. It was amazing for me and my husband to see his little fingers, his hairy black hair, and his little tongue trembling inside his little mouth. For about 10 minutes, we were thrilled and immersed in the beauty of our newborn baby, after which I suddenly realized that I did not know the sex of our baby.
The midwife asked me to examine her, and after I removed the navel, I saw that it was a girl. My husband had the right to cut the navel. The midwife weighed our baby and instructed my husband on how to wash it. Our baby ended up in the delivery room. My daughter did not walk by my side for the next five days, as we slept together in our hospital room. We ended up going home after a break from the hospital.
Moving to Switzerland permanently is not our goal, but we certainly will not mind having other children in the Swiss way.
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