Nursing aesthetic labor and delivery

Support is so important when is it time to give birth. This nurse was amazing during this whole labor and delivery.

“We are the eyes, the ears, and often the voice for our patients.”

Thank you to Landau for sponsoring today’s post! Many of you have asked about my profession as a nurse when you see me sporting my stethoscope in my Instagram stories, so I thought I would share some frequently asked questions I’ve received from you! I haven’t really chatted much about it here, so here’s a little more about what I do! What kind of nurse are you? I’m an RN and have my Bachelors of Science in Nursing. I’m currently working as a homecare nurse, which means I see patients in…

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Kaz Corbett - This is River, my third beautiful ‪#‎bigbaby‬ girl. Born at 40+4, weighing 10lbs15 and delivered standing up as I was about to enter the birth pool. No pain relief, no damage and a very quick labour over all. My first two were 10lb2 @40wks and 11lbs1 @38wks. I fought very hard for a natural labour after two previous bed-bound inductions resulting in a shoulder dystocia with my second.

"She's gonna kill me for this picture, but can we just give it up for nurses for a minute?” That’s how Laura McIntyre started her story about her twin sister Caty who looked exhausted after her 4th shift in a row.