"Thank you, glad I'm not the only one :-) I stayed home with my first for 18mths and it was tough. Way too long but I justified it in my head that he was benefiting my undivided attention. I guess that's why I'm a little sad I can't do th..."
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Jan 14, 2015
"Thanks ladies :-) I would love for my mum to take him but she lives over an hour away and works herself. I am sad about it but really feel that this makes sense to me and its only 3 days a week."
Jan 14, 2015
"I posted this in another forum but I really want to hear lots of experiences. Are there any mummys on here who are or did go back to work when their baby was only about 8wks old? Where I am we get 12mths unpaid leave here and most people..."
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This is about the c-section question. Midwives are less likely to induce or try to artificially enhance labor, all things that can lead to a cesarean. They are more likely to allow you to deliver in positions that are more conducive to labor. While less convenient for them it allows you to work with gravity so you are less likely to be diagnosed with failure to progress and be wheeled into surgery. They are better trained for normal healthy births. Obgyns focus on pathology, their training is identify the problem and how to fix it.
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