3 reasons that show how valuable the work of midwives is

Why is the work of midwives so essential?

3 reasons that demonstrate how valuable the work of midwives is. And we'll show you how to find one.

1. Pregnancy - Help, what's happening to my body?
   First-time mothers, in particular, often feel overwhelmed by these new challenges. What can I eat and drink, and what should I avoid? What does that pulling sensation mean in this or that spot?
   
   Midwives support you not only at birth, but also throughout your pregnancy. Don't let "Dr. Google" confuse you; instead, contact a midwife you trust.
   
   

2. Childbirth - How long will it take? How painful will it be?
   Very few women truly speak openly and honestly about their birth experiences. So it's no wonder that most women ask themselves before their first birth: "What's in store for me?" Midwives are the trusted people to answer all questions about the birth of a child.
   
   Some midwives offer birth preparation classes, prenatal checkups, or even breastfeeding counseling. Childbirth is arguably the most central area of ​​responsibility for a midwife. It is a testament to their high qualifications that a midwife must be present during the delivery. The presence of a doctor, however, is not mandatory.
   
   
3. Postpartum & breastfeeding - How do I manage it all?
   After the birth, the midwife monitors the health of mother and child. She supports the new parents with new issues, such as:
   
   How do I bathe my baby?
   How do I change my baby's diaper?
   How do I breastfeed my baby?
   What do I need to pay attention to to ensure my child is optimally cared for?
   
   The first few weeks with a baby are challenging for the mother, both physically and mentally. This is when all mothers realize how valuable it is to have a midwife they can trust!

How do I find a midwife?

In both Austria and Germany, there is an online directory where you can search for and find midwives in your region:

• Link Austria: https://www.hebammen.at/eltern/hebammensuche/
• Link Germany: https://www.hebammensuche.de/

The new everyday life with the baby

Even after the postpartum period, when the midwife's work is done, uncertainties and fears remain. Many mothers are afraid to let their baby out of their arms and constantly ask themselves:

• Is my baby too cold or too warm?
• Does my baby have a fever ?
• What if my baby rolls onto his stomach and suffocates?
• What if my baby suddenly stops breathing?

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