Birth Without Injuries

Are you pregnant, about to conceive or of child bearing age?
Then you need to know these important facts to better prepare against unfortunate times during delivery:
In Nigeria, chances are quite high that a woman will have a tear or get an episiotomy whether or not it's her first childbirth, and whether or not she has had it previously.
THIS COURSE:
Will Enlighten you so that in case your doctor or midwife is getting it wrong you can raise alarm.
Will Show you how to choose a perfect delivery centre and not fall for big names where you will pay from your nose and still have them disappoint you at the end. This very point is extremely important for you and your baby in the womb. You will learn easy ways to get this aspect right
Will Help you improve labour speed and the elasticity of the perinum to reduce the chances of episiotomy or tear. If labour is progressing normal and the woman has dilated well, the need to use the episiotomy option will not arise. From my findings and experience, an episiotomy almost always goes with longer labour.
Will Help save your baby's life. With longer labour also there are more chances of a baby dying during or shortly after birth. The simple reason is that the baby would have been stressed out with the several failed pushes.
Will Save you from excessive loss of blood. Excessive loss of blood can be life threatening.
Will Help you know how to avoid vaginal tear. With shorter labour though there will be no need for episiotomy, vaginal tear can still occur. You will learn a simple trick to avoiding that.