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April is C-Section Awareness Month! Here's what you need to know: 🍼🤱🏽C-sections are a safe and important option for delivery, but not always the first choice. 🍼🤱🏽Doctors should educate patients on all delivery options, including vaginal birth and c-section (both planned and unplanned). 🍼🤱🏽Communication is key! Talk to your doctor about your fears and preferences, and work together to find the safest and most comfortable delivery option for you and your baby. 🍼🤱🏽C-section rates are rising worldwide, but the WHO recommends they only be used when medically necessary. 🍼🤱🏽Here in Trinidad and Tobago, c-section rates have fluctuated, but doctors prioritize vaginal delivery whenever possible. Remember: A healthy delivery is the most important thing! Whether vaginal or c-section, the goal is a healthy mom and baby. 🩵👶🏽 #cesareanawarenessmonth #cesareanbirth #csection #vbac #birth #bellybirth #cesarean #birthstory #doula #csectionrecovery #cam #csectionawareness

Learn about Kangaroo Mother Care with Dr Vimlesh Soni, Senior Consultant at Motherhood Chaitanya Hospital. Today, let's understand this gentle method for pre-term and low birth weight babies, where closeness and love create the perfect environment for growth. #MotherhoodChaitanyaHospital #KangarooMotherCare #ParentingTips #SkinToSkinContact #InternationalKangarooCareAwarenessDay

💜17 November is World Prematurity Day💜 💡 Did you know that 1 baby out of 10 is born preterm? Every year, over 13 million babies worldwide are born too soon. Preterm birth often means long hospital stays for baby and parents, lots of worries, procedures and treatments, eventually discharge from hospital but possibly followed by long-term consequences for the baby’s health and further development. On a global scale, despite all the advances made in medicine, preterm birth is still the leading cause of death in children under 5 years of age. 👨👩👧👦 Therefore, on #WorldPrematurityDay we raise awareness of the burden of preterm birth for babies, families, and healthcare professionals and systems. . . . #worldprematurityday #medicaltourism #healthcare #medicaltourism

National Birth Defect Prevention Month is observed in January each year. It's a time to raise awareness about birth defects, their causes, and ways to prevent them. Let's unite to promote healthy pregnancies and brighter futures. 💙👶 #NationalBirthDefectPrevention #HealthyStart #DDK #DDKHealthcare #HealthcareSpecialist #Surgicals #Surgicaltools #HealthForAll

Join us tomorrow and update your clinical expertise with a live webinar combining expert speakers on Preterm birth and Endometriosis

Consider your history to decide if a home birth is the right choice for you. Read the full article: Home Birth vs Hospital Birth: Risks of a home delivery ▸ https://lnkd.in/gykk9jvC

💜 November 17th is World Prematurity Day💜 Did you know that 1 baby out of 10 is born preterm? Every year, over 13 million babies worldwide are born too soon. Preterm birth often means long hospital stays for baby and parents, lots of worries, procedures and treatments, eventually discharge from hospital but possibly followed by long-term consequences for the baby’s health and further development. On a global scale, despite all the advances made in medicine, preterm birth is still the leading cause of death in children under 5 years of age. Therefore, on #WorldPrematurityDay we raise awareness of the burden of preterm birth for babies, families, and healthcare professionals and systems. We celebrate these babies and their parents and send a message of gratitude to #NICU professionals. Join and support this year’s #WorldPrematurityDay2023

🌟 Discover Painless Normal Delivery with Dr. Sheena Sobti 🌟 Hi, I'm Dr. Sheena Sobti. Watch this video to learn about painless normal delivery and how we make childbirth comfortable and stress-free. For more info, call us at 8826927464. #PainlessDelivery #NormalDelivery #DrSheenaSobti

🌟 Learn more about the impact of the Safer Births Bundle of Care program – a program developed collaboratively in Tanzania by global and national stakeholders. Developed from 14 years of global research and backed by 120+ published papers, it's helping to save lives in Tanzania. Originally piloted in 30 hospitals, its success—over 50% reduction in maternal mortality and 45% in newborn mortality—has led to expansion to over 150 health facilities. Curious to learn more? Check out the video: https://ow.ly/QG2h50Rj9KI

January is National Birth Defects Awareness Month. This year’s theme is “Every Journey Matters.” Through better awareness, we can help improve the health of people living with these conditions and increase the available support network. Here are some available resources through the CDC: https://lnkd.in/eMGuK_y5