Delayed Cord Clamping | Sarah Lavonne
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2018
- I took a recent poll on Instagram asking what topic you guys wanted next... and here it is!! It is an absolute miracle I kept it under 10 min 😆Learn everything you need to know about delayed cord clamping at your birth! Why delay the cord from clamping? What is the recommendation? How long should you wait to delay it? Why wouldn't you be able to do delayed cord clamping? All that and more!
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Disclaimer: all information shared is for educational purposes only and framed through the lens of birth in North America. Please consult with your doctor before attempting any of the suggested things. Anything mentioned in any of my videos is never to replace the advice of your doctor or midwife. Make sure to check with them before you try anything suggested in my videos and if you have any further questions. I do not give out medical advice.
In horses we wait until the cord stops pumping before the mare or we separate the cord. That way the blood all goes to the baby.
Thank you so much for communicating all of these benefits in plain English, not in medical terms that I can’t understand ❤️
I'm due in April and binge watching
urvashi patel due in 9days & trying to get as much information as I can 😂
Girl same.
Due April as well
me too!
Wow! My wife is due in April as well! April 1st to be exact. I hope the little bug arrives on time! 🥰
My hospitals standard is delayed cord clamping, and I believe they wait 3 minutes. Which is awesome because that's something I wanted to do 😊
Placenta willtransfer 6 months if iron stores & nutrients up to 5 days.
Wow your videos are super freakin helpful! Thank you!!
We had both babies attached to the cord for a while! - our first baby is really healthy! Hoping our second one is as well. :)
Something that has never made sense to me is why even if the baby needs
“ resuscitation” ... when it first comes out, why would they disconnect the baby from a line where they’re getting oxygen?
GREAT question with a long answer... I'll try for Jan coffee and questions!
From my experience the cord should be used as part of the resuscitation in stead of cutting, it, when s baby is born flat. The cord is similar to an electrical wire, connected to a power supply which is the placenta, the wire/umblical cord is compressed, during birth preventing proper voltage /oxygen from reaching the baby, hence the cord should be used to jump-start the flat baby, with blood and oxygen,, stem cells, neurons, neurotransmitters,fluid replacement. So baby can turn from pale to pink, baby can cry, instead of cutting the cord/ cable wire.
Correction the cord consist of blood ,oxygen, neurons, neurotransmitters, which will help resusitate baby.
@@sarahlavonne hello, I have question. Whether the placenta or umbilical cord gets infection by the microbes in the air or by the place where we keep in the process of delay cord cramping
@@ushaa8090 no risk of infection because mother is given antibiotics in the case of a c section because of the abdominal incision. In vaginal birth the placenta organ will detach from the wall of the uterus and exit the body through the birth canal same way baby exits in vaginal birth. So there’s no lingering umbilical cord in mother. Baby’s cord will dry up and fall off usually takes about two weeks.
I had delayed cord clamping when I had my son last year. Thank you for all your advice!
Or the cord will turn white when it’s finished pumping blood which is when it’s completely finished.
How long does that take?
@@jaclyn4098 10-15 min. There's no hurry to cut it.
Louisa Capell 15 minutes?! By then, the placenta is delivered and isn’t pulsating at all. One to three minutes (and three is pushing it) is all that is necessary.
@@topanga26 right, wait until it's delivered, and no longer pulsing, and white.
This can take 15 min. Are you really suggesting the placenta,will be delivered one to three minutes after baby? In all cases?
It can take 30 min for placenta to come away on the long side.
Louisa Capell I have seen a placenta take more than 10 minutes to come out ONCE. Most are out around the 6 minute mark and by the time it’s delivered it’s been partially detached from the uterus already and not pulsating. If it’s not pulsating, the blood is pooling in the cord. Once it’s stops pulsating, there is no reason to not clamp.
"I'm like semi okay" **spits out shake**
Cord blood also has stem cells. So probably unless you decide to bank the cord stem cells for potential future use, it’s good to know about delayed clamping as an option!! Great information Sarah!! Thanks so much!
I’m so happy there’s a video on this. My partner asked me why I wanted to do this and I just showed him this!
That's great! I loved how you just provided us with a huge information in an easy understandable way!
9 days until my due date so I'm binge watching. Thanks for all of the useful info!
I’m currently in early labor and just ingesting all of the knowledge you’ve given us through your content, thank you and God bless ❤️
Thank you for this info, I've now opted for delayed cord clamping.
This is the most sensible explanation of this I’ve seen on RUclips. None of that “keep the placenta attached until is literally withers away” none sense.
That’s not the same as delayed cord clamping. That’s a lotus birth.
Omggg I had no idea, I watch your videos non stop. I’m Due in December and you make me feel so prepared and educated !! ♥️♥️♥️
Angiee Cifuentes likewise 💜💜
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I am 30 weeks pregnant, first time mom and I'm completely clueless on everything. Thank you for making videos explaining important topics!
You are so welcome 💜
Thank you for your great education. Wish I could do my further education with you as my lecturer!!
This was a great video! I’m doing delayed CC early May when I am due as my hospital highly recommends it. It makes so much sense. Your videos are awesome and always so educational (:
Thanks, so helpful, am definitely gonna be delaying to 5 minutes or more,
Your videos are awesome!!! Literally a video for all the questions running through my brain! And you make it so clear & simple, you go girl
Macy Brush thank you!!!!! 💖💖💖
This is exactly what i was planning on doing for my baby I am 38 weeks about to be 39 in 3 days so expecting my beautiful bundle of joy any day now❤️ thank u for fully explaining to us what is fully going on🙏🏼 means a lot I want to give my baby girl as much benefits from me as a I can😍
Harley Quinn Any baby yet!? Congrats!
Harley Quinn Congratulations ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m 38 weeks now!! Any baby yet?
Congrats on the baby!!
Thanks a lot, very useful video. The demonstration of placenta was very vivid - I could see it being squeezed.
I'm glad I found this video. Not due till April but this is definitely apart of my birth plan
thank you so much! people have told me about this but i wasn’t sure if it was safe/okay. i’m a young mom so i always get nervous to ask questions lol so informational tho.
So thankful you made this video!! Thank you!
This was so informative! Had no idea!!!!
Your videos are amazing. Im a first time mom and my due date is January 30th. And your videos have taught me so much. Thank you for making these videos.
So informative and not biased.
Didnt even know this was a thing. Thank you!
This is awesome! Thanks for the video!
Super helpful! Love the props :)
Your video is very helpful! Thank you!!!!!
So glad you did this video, thank you xxx
thanks so much for a great video! your explanation was super clear as I've been trying to decide if i want to donate to cord blood bank but won't now that i know the benefits of delayed cord clamping! TY
Thank you so much. You helped me out a lot.
Sarah I just love you videos.. you are doing a great job educating people... Thumbs-up 👍👍👍
I'm so glad that you are talking about this!! I didn't know that delayed cord clamping was a thing until I got pregnant and started writing my birth plan and learning about how important it can be for my baby. A really good podcast to listen to for even more information is from Fear Free Childbirth Podcast: Cord Clamping- Why we need to wait for white, with Amanda Burleigh
Bridget Teyler birth plans are useless and hilarious
Miss Powers really?? Mine was super beneficial... I know birth doesn’t go according to plan the way women always want it to but I found for myself a birth plan helped me know what I desired and why. It was a goal I was shooting for but ultimately I wanted a healthy baby so whatever means it took to get that baby into my arms was the best way. Why do you think it’s useless and hilarious?
Bridget Teyler basically you are asking for things to go the complete opposite way you *plan* for it to go. The universe has a way of letting you know you are not in control of childbirth. I swear, the more detailed the birth plan, the more likely problems arise. Not because of hospital staff but because it just always seems to play out like that. The more “live and let live” you are about your labor and delivery and breastfeeding , the more likely you will be successful. The more control and pressure, the more likely issues will arise!
@@topanga26 why not stop being an entitled "oh, I help deliver babies", negative person. Are you a trained and certified OB/GYN, midwife or doula?! I've seen your judgemental comments on other comments. There are LITERALLY WOMEN giving birth everyday and doing this until the cord stops pulsating and their babies are doing just fine and well. Just because some women take 5 min doesn't mean they all do. Some take longer and OBs and Nursing staff have for too long bullied MOTHERS using fear tactics into what the hospital wants not the mothers need which are VERY IMPORTANT just as well as the child's. No mother wants anything bad to happen to their child, the more detail the better the HOSPITAL and STAFF have an understanding that THEY WORK FOR THE PATIENT WHO PAYS THEM NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND. You don't pay someone for a service and then they take the reigns on the whole thing and you just sit there and get what you get, when it isn't what you asked or paid for. Doctors are the employees and patients who pay cash or insurance are the employers. You work for the person not the other way around and you all are so entitled. Yes, we get it life doesn't go according to plan, but when a BIRTHING PLANS says "NO, I DO NOT CONSENT TO (X, Y, or Z)", THAT MEANS NO CONSENT to whatever YOU FEEL IS BEST when sometimes the staff doesn't have the mother or child's best interest and can and HAVE caused injury to one or both and yet, where are the repercussions? Oh, that's right its the hospital staff vs a parent. Who do you think wins that battle. Why so you think, magically, hospitals across the nation are trying to ban filming the birth? Because they keep getting sued for violating the mothers right consent laws which is malpractice which also resulted in some injuries to babies and some treatments the mothers didn't want nor ask for and explicitly told staff not to do multiple times during the event. Don't push your bullshit that doctors know best on mothers because when its a mother and baby vs an OB and their staff as well as the hospital because of something the doctor caused and injured one or both of them the entire hospital WILL NOT ADMIT FAULT to their decisions. They are about money at the end of the day, period. Not about the children or the parents. That doesn't mean all doctors are bad people, it means they have an obligation to the hospital at the end of their day for monetary gain and to not lose their job or get the hospital sued, despite the oath they took to put the patient first.
Ruuki Bane whatever you say 🙄
Thank you for the advice
I might ask my dr about this. Never done it before but I can kinda see the benefits
Yay! I’ve been waiting for this video.
Wow I never knew this! I’ll be telling my Dr I want the cord to stay for a while.
So glad I'm watching these. Being induced tomorrow and I'm asking about this 😁
Is that your baby? Oh she's so adorable😊
@@okaymea yes I had her that night! That's an older picture though, she's already gonna be 2 in a few months 😭
This was so very helpful new subscriber here
Wow this is great information
So informative. I’ve been so curious about this since my son was born and didn’t really ask about this. 20 weeks now and going to talk to my ob.
Love the bloopers part! 🤣🤣
Omg girl you crack me up 🤣🤣🤣 educational and hilarious
I’m due in June n definitely doing it
I wished I saw this before I gave birth!! But this is very helpful!
Thank you for the info
Just fought my mom in this subject and she said if this was real, if there were benefits from not cutting the umbilical cord, every mom would know by now. Dead ass wanted to slap her.
My hospital has a class for grandparents of the baby to teach them all the new stuff like safety standards and stuff, probably to help these kind of situations 😅 I think it's so funny how defensive they can get. It's new knowledge that they just didn't know back then! Nothing for them to get upset about!
Who the hell talks like that about their mum. Its your MUM!! Show some respect! Doesn't matter if u don't agree with what she says!!!
Thank you for the great videos. 🤍
I recently heard about this so glad I didn't have children yet .I really want to do this for a healthier benefits for a child .
Due May 21. And we want to do this😁😊. This really helped
Can you make a video on taking the placenta home from hospital?
Thank u. ❤️
Some of us didn't get the opportunity or chance to DCC. I had an okay delivery. She crossed her legs when her head was though the birth canal so she needed a little extra help coming out. She wasn't breathing when she came out and needed care quickly! She was absolutely fine 7 lbs 14oz no issues what so ever other than not wanting to come out lol.
Thank you for what you do!
I gave a question though, how would you bring up your birth plan to your provider, I'm my case my obgyn? This is my first pregnancy so I'm kinda new on all this.
When I was pregnant, I just brought it up when I had an appointment. I was a little after 30 weeks. Maybe 32 weeks? But I brought it up and then when I was at the hospital I told the nurses.
lol thought it said camping as in tents and stuff. learned something new lol
Can u do a video about placental abruption or placental previa
Great vid! I wish this existed when we had our last baby. We did a Lotus birth with him & it turned out to be such a beautiful experience.
Here's a link to our vid if you're interested in what our experience with our lotus birth was like: ruclips.net/video/4D-RDnPDi3Y/видео.html
Can you do a video on banking cord blood?
Is there a video on how long it takes to deliver the placenta and how long it can stay inside until infection sets in. Also how do the doctors and nurses know when they got all the placenta out ? Thanks
They call it a retained placenta when it doesn't detach within 30 min after baby is born. To check that theres not pieces left they examine the placenta after it comes out to see that it's intact. They can usually tell if it's whole or not.
CAN YOU TALK ABOUT VBAC IM 20 weeks and I’m going to have a vbac
Hallo dear, i have a question
I am a mom of 5 year old girl and now wants to get pregnant again but my weight is 92kg ,should i get pregnant if yes what kind of precaution i should take?
What do you think about cord blood storage? Pros v Cons?
Amy Allred it's coming!!!
We are thinking of donating the cord blood. But for that, you have to clamp the cord immediately. What do you think about that? Maybe I missed something in the video but I did't catch you mentioning the option.
Thank you💯✌
Hello, can you tell me your opinion about using (or not) oxytocin for the birth of the placenta please?
@ my pregnancy class they told us what delayed cord clamping is but recommended against it saying it can cause prob w/ the baby & infections etc. & my hospital will only delay cord clamping for like 30 sec. to a min if I remember correctly but they said to weigh the risks & benefits w/ your dr I'm thinking about asking my dr about this bc if their are benefits & it's not like what the nurses in my classes said then its something to look into thank you for this info
lauren guthman m.acog.org/About-ACOG/News-Room/News-Releases/2016/Delayed-Umbilical-Cord-Clamping-for-All-Healthy-Infants show them this 😘
This was super helpful! What about with twins - is it possible to have delayed cord clamping?
That will depend on quality of breathing when they come out. Usually premature babies need to go ahead to warming bed and nicu
Thank you for this video! I had a c-section with my first child 8 years ago and I’m going for vbac 🙏🏾 I would also like to delay the cord clamping. I’m delivering in a military hospital so I’m hoping my midwife is on board with delayed cord clamping. I’d also like to wait for the first actual bath too because I’ve heard about the benefits of protection from bacteria and what not afterwards. I’m still researching all the benefits. What are your views on it?
I totally agree and actually brought this up to my dr today at my appt and she said their protocol is to just wait 1 min then cut it. I told her I wanted to have it cut after a few minutes until the cord stops pulsing and she just repeated that they wait 1 minute....I’m beyond frustrated with drs and wish I could have a home birth but don’t trust the safety of having my baby at home. I have a friend who had serious complications for her home birth and now her baby has cerebral palsy. The midwife should have sent her to the er way sooner cause the baby was coming out butt first. The dr said the blood will start pulsing back into the he placenta and cause anemia if not cut after one minute...I’m torn at what to do
Mary Weikel my opinion is go with what the dr says. It won’t make that big if a difference anyway. Hopefully you’ll have a safe delivery and healthy baby.
Should have gone to a midwife
Stand your ground!!
Sounds like you have an uneducated doctor as people do much later delayed cord clamping everyday without issue. I'd get a new doctor at all costs. Find a doctor who believes they work for you, not you for them.
After 3 hospital births, my last homebirth was by far the safest delivery. Get a good midwife. Do your research. This is your child. Don't give in to bullies.
With my first it was immediately cut. With my second the hospital offered delayed cord clamping. My first baby needed to be resuscitated so we went over what would happen with my second, they allowed for bub to be resuscitated on my lap and he was and everything turned out great. I would say it would be confronting having baby resuscitated right there ontop of you, but after my first I was a little more calm and collected about it and I preferred him be there with me rather then being taken from me and I’m left worried about if he is okay or not
My doctor mentioned that if the baby is past the 39 weeks it is sufficiently developed and after the fact that my hospital is totally into doing the delayed cord clamping... she said that it doesn’t make a huge difference for the baby’s health
I LOVE your videos! They're so informative and not just something you've heard, but actually your specialty and you know what you're taking about.
The placenta is so full of life.
I just feel like i was lied to about my previous pregnancys, cant wait to do my lotus birth in December
Hello! Thanks for the video! What about ceserean birth? Do we still have time for delayed cord clamping , or they take away baby and try to close us?
Also what about cord banking? If ee do delayed clamping , can we still do cord banking?
so I understand the concept. But I am wondering, since its a circulation, doesn't the pulsating also remove blood from the infant to maintain the equilibrium? Or is there negative pressure from the baby to suck the placenta dry like a Capri-Sun? I am due in like 3 weeks, and I will have them wait if possible, but I can't help wondering.
could you maybe discuss lotus birth? ps- i love your videos
Can you do this with VCI?
So does doing skin-to-skin immediately after birth translate to more time for blood volume increase?
Could you still do that if your having twins
Can you still donate cord blood If you delay clamping for 2-3 minutes? I’m due in April so binge watching all the videos
Thank you for sharing your information about delayed blood cord clamping. I am not due until may 2019, but it's my first time being pregnant so I've been trying to gain and harbor as much information in terms of pregnancy, labor and delivery, post partum, etc as I can so I can be as prepared as one can really be in terms of having a baby. I had debated this and wanted to do it with my delivery. But I did hear from someone that they were told by a doctor that it's kind of pointless to wait if the baby is upright on your chest because of gravity keeping the blood from actually traveling up to the baby(?) I think he was pretty much saying that unless you hold the baby down where gravity is working for you, he believes delayed cord clamping to be kind of pointless(?) I just wanted to know your thoughts on that?
I'm due in May 2019 as well! The 14th
Good luck im due May 4th!
I'm due may 14 with my third 😁 how funny
Aikam
If the pulse gets to the weak stage I guess it would be pointless. Having no medical background and gathering info like yourself, I'd agree that once there's no need to rush baby off to stabilize breathing etc, I'd want to delay as long as possible
How do I advocate for myself and ask for this without a doula or midwife? I'm due in Nov with my first baby and I'm super nervous about asking for things like this and getting flipped over so I can give birth on my side because I plan on getting the epidural LOL.
What do you think of placenta encapsulation???
Can you do this if you have to get a RH shot? Meaning mom is A- baby is A+
I need to find out if I can do this with my baby since I’m having a c-section.
My cousin did it! So im sure you can
Sarah!! Yet another excellent informational video! I was wondering about this! I left you a message in hopes for an answer of clarification. Hope to hear back from you soon =)
Completely forgot to ask my question! Is there a time when it's considered to long to wait? Like would the blood flow back into the placenta if you wait too long or is it a one way valve? Would infections develop?
Too long is it rotting off 😂😂😂 but you really don't get any more benefit after about 3-5 min or it stops pulsating
@@sarahlavonne Thanks! Disregard the message I left. I got the answer I was looking for.
I know this is an old video but I hope you see this: you talk about delayed cord clamping being good for pre term and term babies but what about post term? With my first I was induced at 41+4 and didnt deliver until 42+2
I see (almost) all comments!! Still beneficial!! 💖💖💖
The stem cells your child will receive will be greatly beneficial.
I heard the placenta can be turn in pill form for the mother... What is some good advice for that???
I discussed this with my doctor yesterday and he said "no" and he will milk the cord instead but I dont feel comfortable with his technique... I think I have to change my doctor...
Milking the cord can be dangerous. It forces blood into baby too quickly and causes the heart to work harder to process the fast flow of blood
If the hospital wont do delayed cord clamping im delivering at home. Im asking the midwife tomorrow
The volume of fluid dosn't change, its a cycle as the blood goes in it also comes out. The difference will be in the hormones which are being defused in to the babies bodies.
pit safe to assume that in the case of a cesarean that there won’t be a delayed cord clamping because the placenta is (to the best of my knowledge) pulled out of the incision with the baby?
They can keep the placenta attached to the baby in most all cases (if not emergency for baby). They just don't because it takes a little more effort.
Where do “they” say they found this? I am trying to fight my doctor on this but he has told me it is a BS.
Jalee Addison your doctors works for you. Not the other way around. You tell your doctor what you want for your body and your baby period.
www.acog.org search for it. Maybe you need a new doctor.
I’ve always felt more comfortable with female doctors for birthing my kids. Honestly a male having that opinion about a woman’s body just disgusts me.