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Birthing Center Is Open!
Bridging the GAP in the Rio Grande Valley to allow women easier access to Midwifery care.
At Blessed Womb Birthing Center LLC, we believe pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and parenting are a whole-person and whole-family, experiences which deserve whole-hearted care. We provide a personalized, holistic approach to pregnancy and wellness care. Our holistic, family-centered, approach to birth involves ongoing education, health promotion, social support, and clinical assessment. Midwifery encourages mind-body connections, recognizing the spiritual and emotional aspects of birth, allowing women to birth with strength and dignity. We encourage women and their families to make informed choices, creating an atmosphere in which they can celebrate the miracle of birth, wherever they choose to be.
Midwifery is personalized care!
~Many pregnant women are now looking for more control over their Pregnancy and Birth. Have you considered a Midwife? Did you know that you can transfer care in any trimester? I also provide home birth services to San Juan, Alamo, Brownsville, Harlingen, Edinburg, McAllen, Weslaco, Pharr, San Benito, Mission, Mercedes, La Feria, and all the surrounding areas in the RGV. We have water birth available. VBAC options and more. Consultations are free. Call Today 956-747-1896 for more information. Check out our facebook here (1) Blessed Womb Birthing Center LLC | Facebook
We have water birth available. VBAC options and more. Consultations are free.
Call Today to set up a free consultation 956-747-1986
Birthing Center Pictures
Birthing Center Pictures
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Bringing New Life into the World - Blessed Womb Birthing Center LLC's Midwifery Photo Gallery
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OUR VISION
Blessed Womb will provide exceptional, personalized, client-centered care to a large, diverse clientele. It will focus its outreach efforts on communities who experience poor health outcomes in order to have a more significant impact on improving the health of women in our region. Recognized for providing the highest quality care, Blessed Womb will participate in research, provide midwifery education to future providers, and advocate for improved midwifery regulations and reimbursements. These activities will further the field of midwifery and meet the growing demand for midwifery services.
Look up your hospitals current c-section rates
You can look up your hospitals current c-section rates
Most of the OBGYN's in the Rio Grande Valley do not offer VBAC services
Women are being forced to get a repeat C-section even though ACOG reaffirms their 2010 recommendations about VBAC candidacy word-for-word: “The preponderance of evidence suggests that most women with one previous cesarean delivery with a low-transverse incision are candidates for and should be counseled about and offered TOLAC.”
On VBA2C
ACOG reaffirms their 2010 stance on VBA2C when they say it is “reasonable to consider women with two previous low-transverse cesarean deliveries to be candidates for TOLAC and to counsel them based on the combination of other factors that affect their probability of achieving a successful VBAC.”
No mention of a prior vaginal delivery required to be a VBA2C candidate… even thought that is what some OBs tell women. And this is why it’s important to read the latest guidelines. While ACOG did say in 2004 that only those with a prior vaginal delivery were candidates for VBA2C, that recommendation was nixed from the 2010 guidelines.
Awesome VBAC Links
With Midwives women have fewer cesareans and more VBACs
https://www.vbac.com/with-midwives-women-have-fewer-cesareans-and-more-vbacs/
Low Primary Cesarean Rate and High VBAC Rate With Good Outcomes in an Amish Birthing Center
http://www.annfammed.org/content/10/6/530.long
Frequently asked Questions about caesareans and VBAC
VBAC Birth: Success Rates, Risks & How To Prepare
The International Cesarean Awareness Network
Join these Facebook groups for support
https://www.facebook.com/groups/612006668948652/
Birth Center Facts
New England Journal of Medicine
“Few innovations in health service promote lower cost, greater availability, and a high degree of satisfaction with a comparable degree of safety. The results of this study suggest that the modern birth centers can identify women who are at low risk for obstetrical complications and care for them in a way that provides these benefits.”
- Birth centers have had a major impact on humanizing the acute care maternity services provided by hospitals. Note the rise in hospital birthing rooms, in privileges for nurse-midwives, in childbirth education programs, and in more liberal attitudes about family participation.
- Birth centers are showing that the majority of women can safely proceed through pregnancy and birth using acute care services only as needed. In wellness orientation to pregnancy and birth, birth centers would be the managed care gatekeepers for the acute care obstetric newborn services.
- Birth centers eventually will help to reduce the number of costly hospital beds and expand primary care services.
- Birth centers will help to reduce dependency fostered by institutional confinement and strengthen the family's ability to share responsibility for maternity care and family health.
- Birth centers will help to develop a system of care based first on the needs of the family and second on the needs of medical education or product promotion.
“The National Birth Center Study II”
- “The National Birth Center Study II” (NBCS II), published in 2013, reported on 15,574 women who planned and were eligible for birth center birth at the onset of labor. Four percent were transferred to a hospital before admission to the birth center, 12% were transferred in labor after admission and 84% gave birth at the birth center. Regardless of birth setting, 93% of women enrolled for birth center care had a spontaneous vaginal birth. There were no maternal deaths. Less than 2% of birth center transfers were emergent. The intrapartum fetal mortality rate for women admitted to the birth center in labor was 0.47/1000. The neonatal mortality rate was 0.40/1000 excluding anomalies. It is noteworthy that two decades lapsed between these two large studies yet the outcomes are remarkably similar.(2)
- The cesarean section rate for women receiving care in birth centers averages 6.1%, approximately one half that in studies of low risk, in-hospital births.(2)
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VBA1C
Beautiful water Birth
10.3 baby
AN AMAZING VBAC MOMMA!!!!!!
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Beautiful water Birth
10.3 baby
AWESOME HOME BIRTH!!!!!
Beautiful water Birth
Beautiful water Birth
Beautiful water Birth
Dad caught BABY!!!!!!!