As Dr. Lugo describes in his Instagram post, this amazing “gentle” cesarean delivery was pretty peaceful, with music playing in the background for the mom and dad to enjoy, and doula support. More from CafeMom: ‘Gentle’ C-Sections: 1 Mom’s Experience With This New Birthing Alternative “We can see the video of a respectful and careful birth with obstetrical maneuvers described … with monitoring to ensure the safety of the baby and mother are allowed,” Dr. Lugo writes in the caption. What’s so mesmerizing about this footage is seeing the mom’s baby boy born up close — and from a breech position, no less! Note: The video you’re about to see is uncensored. WOW! More from CafeMom: The 1 Thing Moms Should Demand After a C-Section There’s a certain peace you feel as a witness to this event, because everything looks and feels as calm as possible. Look at that adorable tush! (Sorry …) fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 12 Things Doulas Can Teach Ob-Gyns About the Birth Experience Surrounded by the child’s father and her doula, an unnamed mother is seen on a delivery table as she looks beyond a lowered surgical drape to witness her son coming into this world — a common benefit of “gentle” cesarean deliveries. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 14 Questions to Ask About C-Sections (Even If You’re Not Planning One) Dr. Lugo also describes in his Instagram video how the mom was able to enjoy skin-to-skin contact with LO shortly after her son’s delivery — along with the benefits of delayed cord clamping. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 17 Astonishing Photos That Show the Beauty of Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping This video has touched so many people — including Angela Gallo, an Australian doula and photographer, who shared and celebrated the video and what it means for “gentle” cesarean births. “The first truly gentle cesarean I have seen,” Gallo shared on Instagram. “It made me weep …. and feel the connection between all involved …. Birth does not need to be clinical, rushed hard lined and full of rough handling … let’s make cesarean birth a special place because all birth deserves to be and feel beautiful for baby, mama and family, too.” Hopefully this video can be a source of encouragement to expectant mothers who will have a C-section, and especially to those mommies who fear they’ll miss out on being able to enjoy intimate moments with their baby.
title: “Video Shows Gentle C Section Delivery For Breech Baby” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-31” author: “George Blackwell”
As Dr. Lugo describes in his Instagram post, this amazing “gentle” cesarean delivery was pretty peaceful, with music playing in the background for the mom and dad to enjoy, and doula support. More from CafeMom: ‘Gentle’ C-Sections: 1 Mom’s Experience With This New Birthing Alternative “We can see the video of a respectful and careful birth with obstetrical maneuvers described … with monitoring to ensure the safety of the baby and mother are allowed,” Dr. Lugo writes in the caption. What’s so mesmerizing about this footage is seeing the mom’s baby boy born up close — and from a breech position, no less! Note: The video you’re about to see is uncensored. WOW! More from CafeMom: The 1 Thing Moms Should Demand After a C-Section There’s a certain peace you feel as a witness to this event, because everything looks and feels as calm as possible. Look at that adorable tush! (Sorry …) fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 12 Things Doulas Can Teach Ob-Gyns About the Birth Experience Surrounded by the child’s father and her doula, an unnamed mother is seen on a delivery table as she looks beyond a lowered surgical drape to witness her son coming into this world — a common benefit of “gentle” cesarean deliveries. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 14 Questions to Ask About C-Sections (Even If You’re Not Planning One) Dr. Lugo also describes in his Instagram video how the mom was able to enjoy skin-to-skin contact with LO shortly after her son’s delivery — along with the benefits of delayed cord clamping. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 17 Astonishing Photos That Show the Beauty of Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping This video has touched so many people — including Angela Gallo, an Australian doula and photographer, who shared and celebrated the video and what it means for “gentle” cesarean births. “The first truly gentle cesarean I have seen,” Gallo shared on Instagram. “It made me weep …. and feel the connection between all involved …. Birth does not need to be clinical, rushed hard lined and full of rough handling … let’s make cesarean birth a special place because all birth deserves to be and feel beautiful for baby, mama and family, too.” Hopefully this video can be a source of encouragement to expectant mothers who will have a C-section, and especially to those mommies who fear they’ll miss out on being able to enjoy intimate moments with their baby.
title: “Video Shows Gentle C Section Delivery For Breech Baby” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-21” author: “Timothy Joyce”
As Dr. Lugo describes in his Instagram post, this amazing “gentle” cesarean delivery was pretty peaceful, with music playing in the background for the mom and dad to enjoy, and doula support. More from CafeMom: ‘Gentle’ C-Sections: 1 Mom’s Experience With This New Birthing Alternative “We can see the video of a respectful and careful birth with obstetrical maneuvers described … with monitoring to ensure the safety of the baby and mother are allowed,” Dr. Lugo writes in the caption. What’s so mesmerizing about this footage is seeing the mom’s baby boy born up close — and from a breech position, no less! Note: The video you’re about to see is uncensored. WOW! More from CafeMom: The 1 Thing Moms Should Demand After a C-Section There’s a certain peace you feel as a witness to this event, because everything looks and feels as calm as possible. Look at that adorable tush! (Sorry …) fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 12 Things Doulas Can Teach Ob-Gyns About the Birth Experience Surrounded by the child’s father and her doula, an unnamed mother is seen on a delivery table as she looks beyond a lowered surgical drape to witness her son coming into this world — a common benefit of “gentle” cesarean deliveries. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 14 Questions to Ask About C-Sections (Even If You’re Not Planning One) Dr. Lugo also describes in his Instagram video how the mom was able to enjoy skin-to-skin contact with LO shortly after her son’s delivery — along with the benefits of delayed cord clamping. fertilugo/Instagram More from CafeMom: 17 Astonishing Photos That Show the Beauty of Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping This video has touched so many people — including Angela Gallo, an Australian doula and photographer, who shared and celebrated the video and what it means for “gentle” cesarean births. “The first truly gentle cesarean I have seen,” Gallo shared on Instagram. “It made me weep …. and feel the connection between all involved …. Birth does not need to be clinical, rushed hard lined and full of rough handling … let’s make cesarean birth a special place because all birth deserves to be and feel beautiful for baby, mama and family, too.” Hopefully this video can be a source of encouragement to expectant mothers who will have a C-section, and especially to those mommies who fear they’ll miss out on being able to enjoy intimate moments with their baby.
