They'll do whatever you want. I wanted our baby on my chest for a while each time so I could feed almost immediately.

They immediately place the baby on you

They put my boys on my chest immediately while cleaning him up.

My Dh got to pull our baby out and put her on my belly! They wiped her down and she went under my gown. I held her for a bit but I was shaking so bad I was afraid I was gonna drop her and I wasn't numb so I was feeling some pain when the doc was sewing me up so they took her and got her stats and did her apgar. Then they wrapped her up and he held her

I asked for baby to be wiped off before they placed him on me. Lol! Didn't want to be slimed. They wiped him off while waiting for cord to stop pulsing then pit him on my chest. They took care of my lady bits while he was on my chest.

Yep, they plopped baby right on my chest with the cord still attached and waited a bit before letting my husband cut it.

Baby goes to Mom first. Cleaning up isn't a priority. I held my first born while I delivered the Placenta.

That's what I thought. He keeps telling me that the baby will be handed to him first right away so they can like clean me up and take care of me and stuff...idk where's he's getting that from lol...

They put the baby on the mom first. Being born changes everything the baby knows: sight, hearing, feel, temperature, smell, etc. By placing the baby on the mother's chest, the baby can hear the mom's heartbeat, among other things, and this helps the baby cope with the stress. It helps their blood sugar stabilize, and you get healthier babies.

Mom gets baby first! You can hand off baby to bf if you want but they will give baby to you

As soon as the baby comes out daddy or who ever will cut the cord and they immediately put the baby on your chest under your gown. Usually for an hour. Take lots of pics!! I just had my third but with my second, I did like 30 min and then daddy did like 30 min because I felt really bad after birth. After skin to skin they will weigh the baby and do everything the nurses do.

I was told that the second the baby is out, they put him or her on your chest. The dad will also get some skin to skin time, but mom will be first.