Preventing Postpartum Hemorrhage by Respecting the Natural Process of Third Stage

by Beth Anne Moonstone March 1, 2013

“Previous to the delivery of the placenta, mothers need to be observed for changes in behavior and alertness and to judge blood loss. When everything is proceeding normally, it is best to wait and let the process happen naturally.”

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About Author: Beth Anne Moonstone

Beth Anne Moonstone is a midwife, midwifery educator and mother of three from Amherst, Massachusetts. For the last 12 years, she has been the director of the WomanCraft Midwifery Education Program offering academic programs, and workshops for aspiring midwives.

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