What is something your labor and delivery or postpartum nurse did that you are super grateful for?
I plan on going back to OB and I want to be the best support and nurse possible for everyone and make it the absolute best experience. ❤️🥰
That’s how our hospital is. I live in a rural area and there have been days where there are no patients and they essentially keep a few people in case someone comes in in labor. It’s definitely a different atmosphere for sure. But that’s what I love about it.
Helped me put a diaper on my dd. I had never been around infants before and this was all too new. I was so damn nervous lol. She also did not make me feel stupid for asking.
She stayed past the end of her shift. She was with me all night since I was just checking in to be induced when her shift was starting. I was crowning when she was supposed to be clocking out and she stayed so I wouldn't have to deal with the chaos of a new nurse coming in when I was pushing. She advocated for me as a fellow African American woman and made sure that the other nurses were aware of my erratic blood pressure readings that other doctors and nurses shrugged off. It was the little things that will make me never forget her....I hope she made it to her daughter's swim class that morning on time 😂
They listened to me. When I said I wanted to labor alone with my husband and please don’t bother me unless I call you or unless absolutely necessary, they listened. When I said it was time to get the doctor, they listened. I think supporting your patients and their *reasonable* wishes during labor and recovery are what makes a great OB nurse.
where the hell do I get a nursing bra when I can barley find a normal bra to fit me😡

Got my free nursing pillow!! Lets see what else I can get for free ?
Looking for opinions but no judgement, are there any negative affects to smoking weed and nursing? I quit while I was pregnant and I won't start again until I know it's completely safe for the baby. I just want the best for my prince. <3

FINALLY got some nursing clothes and all I can say is why the heck didn't I get them sooner! Having to disrobe down to a bra or bra-shirt to nurse is annoying as heck, I will be so much more confident and comfortable now and could actually nurse in public if I needed to!
I had a group of nurse cheerleaders while I was pushing…all 3 hours. I’m pretty sure I was the only one in the L&D section of the hospital at the time (small hospital in a small town). 😂