Hey! I forgot to come back and give an update. My delivery was actually very complicated, unfortunately. Baby heart rate slowed down. Had meconium in the womb and I developed a high fever. All in the middle of PUSHING! I was just about to be rushed for an emergency c section and with one final push my sweet healthy baby girl came! Heart rate went back to normal and my fever dropped and she didn’t inhale any meconium so no respiratory issues. Seriously guys it was SUCH A BLESSING and God truly watched over my family and I that night. You know birthing is the closest thing to death we women can experience so I am forever grateful for my sweet bundle of joy 🙏🏽💕💕
I'm 39 weeks tomorrow, this'll be baby #3 and I'm so SO ready to meet her ☺️💝 my first two kiddos were quick labours, 5 hours labour with my first, and then 4 hours labour with my second so we anticipate that baby #3 will be an even quicker labour!
@@Mylife-sr3qm• I cannot emphasize enough how important your mental health is, look up antinal depression which effects women pre AND post pregnancy, if you're feeling not like yourself there are resources available to help you. •Don't fall into the trap of buying unnecessary baby and parent items, if you'd like a list of items that will waste you money let me know •trust your instincts, mother and father know best •it will be really tough in the begining but tell yourself again and again "you got this"... As soon as you feel like you're about to lose it; ask your significant other or family member to assist so you can rest •while in hospital ask for as much help as possible, you're not bothering the nurses and they love to help! Also make sure to ask for time to sleep after birthing, it will help immensely •no matter what anyone tells you remember that "fed is best" •whats good for the goose is good for the gander
@@shanarose.o I'm doing quite well and thank you for asking, our Little baby girl Olivia was born 6 months ago 😁 she was born after 4 hrs of labour 🥰 gave birth vaginally and my midwife had me use stirrups for the first time, made it a bit easier! I thought I was having Braxton Hicks for a while until I absolutely couldn't sleep at night 😂
@@Lara-xu3yc this comment and the updates are so wholesome. Glad to hear you and babygirl are doing great. My wife is 9 weeks and I’m always thinking of what’s to come, so this makes me smile. Gonna be the best partner and father I can be for her and our little raspberry.
I don’t remember much from my 2 labours and deliveries ( just a lot of fear and pain) .. watching this to prepare for the birth of my first grandchild.. so nervous and excited.. I hope everything goes well and I don’t freak out too much watching my baby suffer..preparing myself here ❤
Thanks! It could be noted that the "shot" given to stimulate the placenta release is optional- breastfeeding can create hormonal messages so that the placenta is released without the shot, correct? Also, delayed cord clamping can be hugely beneficial to the experience of the baby. Some even choose lotus birth, letting baby detach from its placenta on its own time, 3-4 days after birth.
Amazing video! With so many other “talking” videos out there there was nothing simplifying and clearly describing the process with visuals. Thankfully, this video puts so many doubts to rest. Thank you Armando!
Thank u so much sir for your valuable guidance.. as I am medical student your videos are very useful while studying. as I am waiting for more videos from obstetrics and gynecology subject as well as medicine and surgery.
3:48 - Complete dilation and crowning do not happen at the same time. 10 cm dilation is the end of the first stage of labor and is when baby begins to enter the vagina (and cannot be seen from the outside yet). Crowning is the end of the 2nd stage of labor, after baby has descended through the pelvis and his/her head has exited the mother's body at it's widest point.
@@FedUpZebra Yes, you're correct. The new definitions of labor stages identify 6 cm as the start of the active phase of dilation, but prior to a few years ago (using Friedman's curve from 1955) it was measured from 4 cm.
I have experienced pain free between contractions… but no. Without drugs, even with all the peace and calm mindset and fantastic mindfulness strategies…IT STILL HURTS!! About to have my 5th, drug free.
Love these Videos. I am a Childbirth Educator and Doula and love how informative and interactive these are! I was wondering if you have one on Breastfeeding yet? I am interested in being able to show mothers how their body produces the hormones for breastfeeding and how this plays into larger roles such as bonding, and postpartum depression THANK YOU! Your work is very appreciated
hi doula...is it just me recognising all these drawings and other videos i have seen are showing the woman in semi recumbent positions!!!!....none of my ladies birth in that position...they nearly all birth knealing or on all fours!!!!....sometimes standing squat!....i would love to be able to show my ladies a video where the woman is in this more natural position...think i will have to make one myself
Maddie Porte thankfully, many hospitals employ some measure of delayed clamping now as more science has come out to support the practice. The shot to deliver the placenta isn’t always given either (another practice falling out of favor), additionally, you have every right to decline the shot if you wish.
The purpose of giving pitocin as an injection or via IV after baby is born is not to deliver the placenta but to prevent hemorrhaging after the placenta is birthed.
Next year I am going to study to become Midwife in the Netherlands. Sadly I did not get accepted this year so I want to prepare myself the best I can. Videos like these really help, thank you so much!
Very insightful and awesome lecture. I just gave birth to my son 2 weeks ago and it really helps when I studied how the body works during labor. My active labor took about 40 minutes normal delivery and only gas mask I used. The body knows how and when to work during avtive labor we only just have a bit 9f knowledge to work together with our body. This is a very helpful video. 😚😍💟👍
Just to correct you- babies being born by breech poses no risk. The doctors are just not trained to deliver breeched babies. And thus mothers suffer because of this incompetence
@@starlight8290 The risk is associated with how well the practioner is to deal with such things! Better trained = better the outcome My 2nd sister was born at home with a cord wrapped around her entire body from head to toe and everything turn out fine. She is now a thriving 30 year old with a child of her own.
English is not my mother language but i understood all of this very well explained and presented stages od delivery...my daughter in law is about to have a baby soon..maybe hours..she is in the first latent stage of labour...🥰🥰🥰🌹💓
Yes great video. Although shots to delver placenta is often unnecessary intervention and only needed if there is a prolonged extended delay in natural delivery of the placenta. Personally I choose to never get the shots and birthed the placenta just fine without them.
Thanks for giving some idea at Least. Even Doctor not describing what is the labour and how it feels only they are concerned with fees and number of patients
Good video and great drawings but STOP using the word painful! Labour is a natural event that doesn't need to be painful - watch a hypnobirthing video. Also placenta delivery can occur naturally as well as following an injection, there are choices. Cord clamping shouldn't happen instantly after birth (unless clinically necessary). Delayed cord clamping is proven to be very beneficial for babies -see NICE guidelines.
That would be nice if you could update this nice overview, which stays purely anatomical and expand it to the modern one, including the bonding stage of mother and her baby, which is considered to be the 3rd stage, which progresses into 4th, the delivery of the placenta, once mothers and baby’s hormonal signals send the msg that it’s no longer needed. Just to be up to date with modern obstetrics and newest trends. Otherwise the scheme is great, thank you
If you're referring to the Golden Hour, the third stage and the golden hour overlap, as the birth of the placenta happens within minutes of baby being born. The golden hour isn't a physiologic part of the birthing process but rather an acknowledgement that the first hour of transition after birth are critical for mother and baby alike. This time frame being labeled as such was a practice implemented to ensure that the bonding time is protected, since routine Hospital practices have long been to quickly separate mom and baby in order to do examinations and measurements.
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Am 34wks & 1 day, almost there. I pray for safe delivery to all pregnant women.
Good luck to you xx
I’m 34 Monday
I’m 32 weeks with third baby , but it’s still soothing to watch this videos again 😅
Amen, Thank you 😊
Am 32 weeks. How did your labor and delivery go?
I’m due in 4 weeks and finally got the courage to watch what will be happening to my body soon. What a BLESSING! First time mom with our baby girl 💞
Congrats! How did you delivery experience go? :-)
How did it go 4u
Wow!
Hey! I forgot to come back and give an update. My delivery was actually very complicated, unfortunately. Baby heart rate slowed down. Had meconium in the womb and I developed a high fever. All in the middle of PUSHING! I was just about to be rushed for an emergency c section and with one final push my sweet healthy baby girl came! Heart rate went back to normal and my fever dropped and she didn’t inhale any meconium so no respiratory issues. Seriously guys it was SUCH A BLESSING and God truly watched over my family and I that night. You know birthing is the closest thing to death we women can experience so I am forever grateful for my sweet bundle of joy 🙏🏽💕💕
@@Sunset_rainz thank you Lord! I’m so happy for you and your recovery
This man proves he has the amazing techniques of teaching everything is explained clearly is a piece of paper....thanks a ton❤
I'm 39 weeks tomorrow, this'll be baby #3 and I'm so SO ready to meet her ☺️💝 my first two kiddos were quick labours, 5 hours labour with my first, and then 4 hours labour with my second so we anticipate that baby #3 will be an even quicker labour!
Any tips?
Update? How are you
@@Mylife-sr3qm• I cannot emphasize enough how important your mental health is, look up antinal depression which effects women pre AND post pregnancy, if you're feeling not like yourself there are resources available to help you.
•Don't fall into the trap of buying unnecessary baby and parent items, if you'd like a list of items that will waste you money let me know
•trust your instincts, mother and father know best
•it will be really tough in the begining but tell yourself again and again "you got this"... As soon as you feel like you're about to lose it; ask your significant other or family member to assist so you can rest
•while in hospital ask for as much help as possible, you're not bothering the nurses and they love to help! Also make sure to ask for time to sleep after birthing, it will help immensely
•no matter what anyone tells you remember that "fed is best"
•whats good for the goose is good for the gander
@@shanarose.o I'm doing quite well and thank you for asking, our Little baby girl Olivia was born 6 months ago 😁 she was born after 4 hrs of labour 🥰 gave birth vaginally and my midwife had me use stirrups for the first time, made it a bit easier! I thought I was having Braxton Hicks for a while until I absolutely couldn't sleep at night 😂
@@Lara-xu3yc this comment and the updates are so wholesome. Glad to hear you and babygirl are doing great. My wife is 9 weeks and I’m always thinking of what’s to come, so this makes me smile. Gonna be the best partner and father I can be for her and our little raspberry.
I'm 35 weeks right now with my first baby girl. This was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much.
How you dong is baby born already?
How are you doing tho?
I don’t remember much from my 2 labours and deliveries ( just a lot of fear and pain) .. watching this to prepare for the birth of my first grandchild.. so nervous and excited.. I hope everything goes well and I don’t freak out too much watching my baby suffer..preparing myself here ❤
Thanks! It could be noted that the "shot" given to stimulate the placenta release is optional- breastfeeding can create hormonal messages so that the placenta is released without the shot, correct? Also, delayed cord clamping can be hugely beneficial to the experience of the baby. Some even choose lotus birth, letting baby detach from its placenta on its own time, 3-4 days after birth.
You do not need a shot. Breastfeed immediately and wait for up to an hour to hour and a half to deliver the placenta.
"The mother is delivered from the baby 🤱" 💪
Noticed that too 😅 5:22
I noticed that too 😀
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😂😂😂😂
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Amazing video! With so many other “talking” videos out there there was nothing simplifying and clearly describing the process with visuals. Thankfully, this video puts so many doubts to rest. Thank you Armando!
Perfect remember every single phase of when went to labour with my two children. Sooo painful but so beautiful
Can't wait to meet my boy, currently 40 weeks pregnant
So what happened?? Enjoying life...
By the time im seeing this, the boy is in the world, say hi to the little prince!!! Congratulations!!!!
I’m currently 33 weeks and your explanation is excellent thank you
Thank u so much sir for your valuable guidance.. as I am medical student your videos are very useful while studying. as I am waiting for more videos from obstetrics and gynecology subject as well as medicine and surgery.
Oh boy I'm due anytime soon. Can't wait to see my baby boy
I am 33 wks now.....can't wait to meet baby Hezekiah in June....wonderful blessing.....
Is your baby boy born yet?:)
@@TheLaydib21 Great name!
@@PropunKla thank you! Hezzy will turn 6 months tomorrow....blessed indeed.
@@TheLaydib21 I love the gospel singer Hezekiah Walker, it's a great old name. You have excellent taste, congratulations on your little blessing.
Armando, you're in every topic! Your graphics are ever amazing!
Amazing vlog👌!!!!thumbs up👍!!!!very imformative!!! 👏
Very true
36 weeks 2days 1st pregnancy. This was informative. Can't wait for my baby. Excited and scared at the same time.
I am a medical student thanks for your help ❤
MAJOR UPDATE: "active phase" has changed to start at 6 centimeters, NOT 4cms.
Yikes how long does active labor last
Watching this to make my own videos.
Good job your presentation is on another level. 🔥🔥🔥
This was so nicely animated and cleanly explained
informative and humourous. "when the mother delivers from the baby"
3:48 - Complete dilation and crowning do not happen at the same time. 10 cm dilation is the end of the first stage of labor and is when baby begins to enter the vagina (and cannot be seen from the outside yet). Crowning is the end of the 2nd stage of labor, after baby has descended through the pelvis and his/her head has exited the mother's body at it's widest point.
I too notice the same thing
Active labor also doesn't start until 5-6cm dilated. Not 3cm.
Yes, came here to comment this!
@@FedUpZebra Yes, you're correct. The new definitions of labor stages identify 6 cm as the start of the active phase of dilation, but prior to a few years ago (using Friedman's curve from 1955) it was measured from 4 cm.
Hey! Heidi please help me!
Crowning occurs at +3 station right? And engagement at 0 station?
Your drawing are on point made me focus more!
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شكراً لك ارماندو ،انت تبلي بلاء حسنا ،يحميك الله من كل مكروه
I am pregnant. And this video was very informative for me. Thank you
You do not have to feel any pain during labor! It all depends on how comfortable and calm the mother is.
I have experienced pain free between contractions… but no. Without drugs, even with all the peace and calm mindset and fantastic mindfulness strategies…IT STILL HURTS!! About to have my 5th, drug free.
Love these Videos. I am a Childbirth Educator and Doula and love how informative and interactive these are! I was wondering if you have one on Breastfeeding yet? I am interested in being able to show mothers how their body produces the hormones for breastfeeding and how this plays into larger roles such as bonding, and postpartum depression
THANK YOU! Your work is very appreciated
hi doula...is it just me recognising all these drawings and other videos i have seen are showing the woman in semi recumbent positions!!!!....none of my ladies birth in that position...they nearly all birth knealing or on all fours!!!!....sometimes standing squat!....i would love to be able to show my ladies a video where the woman is in this more natural position...think i will have to make one myself
You are so freaking awesome for making these videos, and making them so clear and understandable.
I was studying the topic for few weeks, this is one of the most useful video so far. Thanku.
Excellent illustration and lecture. Loved it! Enhances understanding! 30 weeks...
Really like this but it should be updated it to say 4- 5cm as Active Labour rather than 3cm
I'll be 37 weeks tomorrow, and wanted to know what's gonna happen.
Thank you for the explanation, it was simple and clear.
They do not need to give you a shot for your placenta to be delivered also they should delay cord clamping
Maddie Porte thankfully, many hospitals employ some measure of delayed clamping now as more science has come out to support the practice. The shot to deliver the placenta isn’t always given either (another practice falling out of favor), additionally, you have every right to decline the shot if you wish.
So true
The purpose of giving pitocin as an injection or via IV after baby is born is not to deliver the placenta but to prevent hemorrhaging after the placenta is birthed.
Heidi Duncan yes but if your iron is at a good level then you don’t need it!
Heidi Duncan the true reason it’s needed is because doctors are always rushing the process!
It amazes me how childbirth is such a complex and hard process yet is treated by everyone like something easy just because it’s considered “natural”
Your vedios are awesome......
It helps me soo much....
Thnk u.....💕
Very important topic to understand the 3 stages of Labour.You have presented so effectively.Thanks Allot.
Great video! It gave the "bullet points" for labor and delivery, which is very helpful.
Nice way of explaining the complex stuff in easy way.
Don't forget the fourth stage! Recovery & Bonding.
Beautiful presentation of complex phenomena
amazing artwork,sir! big fan..keep making the videos..loads of love from a medico from india
very good, master! i'm studying this at medschool. obstetrics is beautiful! cheers from Brazil!
Beautiful , awesome explanations about labour doctor
May GOD bless you with perfect knowledge for blessings to so many people.
Sir this vedio is very useful and your way of teaching is very easy thnxx
I really over the way you explain concepts that kind you so much for these resourceful videos you post.
Next year I am going to study to become Midwife in the Netherlands. Sadly I did not get accepted this year so I want to prepare myself the best I can. Videos like these really help, thank you so much!
You should follow ruclips.net/user/evidencebasedbirth :) Excellent info there that will prepare you well for your midwifery work.
Good luck. You can do it.
I'm a physiotherapy 3rd student I have a subject obstetrics really I enjoyed a lot seeing this video tnqq brorther ❤️❤️❤️👍
You are so incredible in explanation
I love the way you explained the topic.
This was soooo helpful 😍❤❤can finally present on labour with confidence
Thank you so much for the awesome visuals and a very clear explanation of all the stages of labor! I hope all those who need it will watch your video.
wow amazing sir i am midwife and really impressed with your knowledge and drawing
What a great ilustrator!!!!!
watching this while in labor !! lol my water broke i am so excited my baby is coming ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ooooohh !! Congratulations 🎉🎆🐣
Very insightful and awesome lecture. I just gave birth to my son 2 weeks ago and it really helps when I studied how the body works during labor. My active labor took about 40 minutes normal delivery and only gas mask I used. The body knows how and when to work during avtive labor we only just have a bit 9f knowledge to work together with our body. This is a very helpful video. 😚😍💟👍
Si hubiera tenido un profesor que explicara tan bien como este me graduaba con todas “A”
Excelente video y explicación ☺️
5:23 "This is when the mother is delivered from the baby" :D Love your videos by the way!
Ah, this explains what came first; the chicken or the egg.
It sure feels like deliverance when that baby gets outta there lol.
@@Systolic120mmHg LOL :D
I was looking to the comments to see if anyone else spotted that
@@Jstwatching I think that was the intended joke, fffff.
Simple yet specific explanation 💌
This was a PHENOMENOL explanation! kudos
Wooow! This video helped me a lot to understand better what is going on. Thank you so much for sharing it!
Just to correct you- babies being born by breech poses no risk. The doctors are just not trained to deliver breeched babies. And thus mothers suffer because of this incompetence
It's a risk because the cord can get wrapped around the head that way
@@starlight8290 The risk is associated with how well the practioner is to deal with such things! Better trained = better the outcome
My 2nd sister was born at home with a cord wrapped around her entire body from head to toe and everything turn out fine. She is now a thriving 30 year old with a child of her own.
English is not my mother language but i understood all of this very well explained and presented stages od delivery...my daughter in law is about to have a baby soon..maybe hours..she is in the first latent stage of labour...🥰🥰🥰🌹💓
I wish I could draw the same in my exams. Thanks for sharing sir. Keep uploading more such videos.
Im a nurse your vedio is very useful to me and easily understandable 👌
Yes great video. Although shots to delver placenta is often unnecessary intervention and only needed if there is a prolonged extended delay in natural delivery of the placenta. Personally I choose to never get the shots and birthed the placenta just fine without them.
Thank you for this very good drawing and explaining the labor stages✅
Very much helpful for nursing school. Thank you!
Thanks for giving some idea at Least. Even Doctor not describing what is the labour and how it feels only they are concerned with fees and number of patients
Thank you very much for this informative and step-by-step explanation. Good drawings too.
I literally owe you my medical degree xx
38 weeks and 1 day already..hoping for normal and safe delivery for every mom...
his good drawings are sometimes distracting 😆😆
Haha, so true x)
very right
I thought it was just me lol
Cary lol true
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Good video and great drawings but STOP using the word painful! Labour is a natural event that doesn't need to be painful - watch a hypnobirthing video. Also placenta delivery can occur naturally as well as following an injection, there are choices. Cord clamping shouldn't happen instantly after birth (unless clinically necessary). Delayed cord clamping is proven to be very beneficial for babies -see NICE guidelines.
For A lot Of Women Labor Can Be Painful. Hypnobirthing Is Rare
Hence why I said it "doesn't have to be painful". Hypnobirthing is not rare, people just focus on and tell the horror stories more publicly!
Thank you for this information. I am currently 38 weeks pregnant and i will be induced in 3 days.
Interesting video it really help me to clarify the doubts
I got hypnotised by the drawings and paid no attention to the explanation lol
clear explanation😍... thank you so much
That would be nice if you could update this nice overview, which stays purely anatomical and expand it to the modern one, including the bonding stage of mother and her baby, which is considered to be the 3rd stage, which progresses into 4th, the delivery of the placenta, once mothers and baby’s hormonal signals send the msg that it’s no longer needed. Just to be up to date with modern obstetrics and newest trends. Otherwise the scheme is great, thank you
If you're referring to the Golden Hour, the third stage and the golden hour overlap, as the birth of the placenta happens within minutes of baby being born. The golden hour isn't a physiologic part of the birthing process but rather an acknowledgement that the first hour of transition after birth are critical for mother and baby alike. This time frame being labeled as such was a practice implemented to ensure that the bonding time is protected, since routine Hospital practices have long been to quickly separate mom and baby in order to do examinations and measurements.
It's really good! I just have to say I love how at the very end you explain that stage one is the first stage of three.
The explanation was amazing and Thankyou so much for adding the video is stage one of labour very thaughtful of you
Thanks For the teaching I’m a student nurse
Dad with baby #2 here for a refresher course. 💪💪💪💯💯💯
Amazing explanation in such a short clock turn is 👌
Such as good job! I’ve been trained as midwife back in Europe and that is so classic
What is different between Europe and USA , about baby delivery
@@lenamatt3387 there are some difference it depends
awesome explanation
thank you for that very informative and concise presentation
I'm only 13 and watching...I want to become a obstetric or a OB/GYN similar job just harder. Entree to learn when I still young!
Obstetrician*
You can do it!
I believe in you!
Wonderful goals stay in school work hard graduate go to college work even harder and you will get there! you will succeed!!😊🤗
That was amazing! Very easy to follow and your drawing is wonderful! Thank you
Dammn tuff roads ahead.. keep up
Thank you for a fantastic video. Just the right amount of information, coupled with clear drawings, made the video great. Thank you
Thanks sir for your diagrammatic explanation
now i understand the confusion about placenta....good job
Thanks you sir you provided such a fully detailed information......is much helpful for me.
I'm amazed you're extremely talented
I really appreciate your efforts 👍🏻
Amazing explanation sir
Have you ever liked something so much you wish you thought of the idea...then I realized I can't draw like you lol. Love your videos by the way!
complications of labour such as DIC, embolism of
embory fluid into the mother circulation
Perfect descriptive definition for any age of understanding
Clear and easily learning the video 😍😍
Hi I'm midwife from Persian and tanks for your information and very useful painting 🌺🌹👌