Have you recently attended a Happiest Baby on the Block Workshop? Have you searched high and low looking for a receiving blanket that is big enough to properly swaddle your newborn? Look no further! BirthPro is now proudly offering Big Enough blankets for purchase online!
These speciality, handmade blankets offer the comfort of cotton flannel with the size, shape and thickness necessary to effortless swaddle your baby. Each blanket is $20, comes neatly packaged for gift-giving (accompanies a Happiest Baby Newborn Consultation Gift Certificate nicely!) and ships within 2-3 business days.
Colors currently available:
- light pink
- light blue
- seafoam green
- lavender
- buttercream
- yellow
- coral
If interested in purchasing a Big Enough blanket, contact us.
Time Magazine recently published an article about the risks associated with repeat C-sections and the difficulty it is to have a VBAC in the U.S. Hopefully the media will continue to shed light on the frightening C-secion stastistics causing a change in this ever-growing trend in America.
TIME Magazine – The Trouble With Repeat Cesareans
For years consumers have enthusiastically shared online reviews of movies, restaurants, products and services, but readily available information about maternity care providers and birth settings was nearly unattainable. No longer. As part of the Transparency in Maternity Care Project, the Coalition for Improving Maternity Services (CIMS) developed The Birth Survey as an online resource for new mothers to share their consumer reviews of doctors, midwives, hospitals, and birth centers, learn about the choices and birth experiences of others, and view data on hospital and birth center standard practices and intervention rates. The Birth Survey is now available throughout the United States.
The Birth Survey isfree and available 24/7. Women who have given birth within the past three years can take the anonymous online consumer feedback survey. The survey asks mothers a variety of questions about their satisfaction with their maternity care providers and birth setting, and includes their feedback in the results, allowing other women to benefit from their experiences. In addition to the consumer data, the website will begin to list obstetrical intervention data for each hospital as provided by state Departments of Health. The Birth Survey is designed to help women find quality providers and birth settings that are the best match for their needs and lifestyles. Providers and facilities will also be able to utilize The Birth Survey as a consumer feedback and quality improvement tool.
