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This 10-page paper examines home births and the issues surrounding having a baby at home. There are 15 sources cited.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Birth at Home Research Compiled for
, Inc. by P. Giltman 7/2010 Please Introduction There are many different locations in which a pregnant woman
can have a baby. In fact, there are many different locations, while not ideal, pregnant women have had babies (e.g. back of a taxi cab, on an airplane, in an
elevator, etc). Naturally, most women would want to ensure they are having a baby in a hospital where they and the fetus are able to be monitored closely by a
nurse or doctor. However, with todays technological and medical advancements, low-risk pregnancies can often take place at home, with the help of an attending physician or a midwife. A lot
of mothers prefer the privacy, comfort, and control going through labor in their home. Many mothers also love to share the intimate experience of childbirth with a midwife rather than
a hospital staff. In fact, midwives are qualified to administer drugs, perform medical procedures, and provide their patients with the latest in medical technology when it is needed. Their approach
remains more personal than technological though, and many mothers who do not suffer from heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, fibroid tumors, or other conditions associated with high-risk births
choose the support and encouragement a midwife offers. Factors However, there are several factors one must consider before giving birth at ones home. For example, while it is
not as expensive as a hospital stay, giving birth at home can be extremely costly after considering the expenses that will be required to compensate the midwife (Nursing Standard, p.
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