is anyone considering a lotus birth? (where you leave the baby attached to the umbilical cord after birth for a period of time) pros and cons?
I did a lotus birth for my baby, it took 4 days for the cord to detach, it's not so hard to care for as some people make it out to be and the notion that it will cause an infection is false.. however if you are having a hospital birth your doctor will be strongly against it and it will take a lot of effort to get them to allow and honor it.
idk what kind it is just my mother told me it can casue them from the placenta being attached.
@kelseylynn619, really?? what infection? @shellbell0391, same here
I was contemplating it. Except not bring the placenta home and everything but just keeping it attached for a little longer than they usually do
my mother works at a hospital and says it can cause a sever infection inside the baby.
awesome! I'm really wanting to have one! going to talk to the doctor at my next appointment!
I just heard about it, and plan on talking to my doctor about it at my next appointment.
it is more benificial for baby. more blood Nd nutrients for baby. even its till the cord stops pulsing. thats what I did.
Giving birth
For those that went/chose to give birth without an epi, how did you do it?

Im picking birth
Delivery room
Who all are you having in the room with you while giving birth?
I been off my birth control pills since April this year
if you are just delaying cord-clamping/burning that is something else entirely, not a true lotus birth