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To VBAC or Not?
If you've had a cesarean birth, and find yourself pregnant again, you have options! You may choose to have a repeat cesarean, which will be scheduled typically around 38 weeks of pregnancy. Your other option is to try for a vaginal delivery this time around. For many birthing people, exploring VBAC can feel empowering, emotional, and sometimes overwhelming. Let’s talk about what VBAC is, how to prepare, and the real risks and benefits, so you can make the decision that feels
Jan 84 min read


What to Expect When It Comes to Fetal Monitoring in Labour.
Something to consider when preparing for birth is your options when it comes to fetal monitoring. Regardless of where you give birth your...
Oct 11, 20252 min read


Where Can I Birth in Winnipeg?
If you're expecting a baby in Winnipeg, Manitoba, you have several birthing options to consider. Each setting offers unique benefits, and...
Apr 21, 20252 min read


Top 5 Birth Prep Books
Top 5 Birth Books to Read to Prep for Labor Empower your birth journey with knowledge, confidence, and calm Preparing for labor and birth...
Apr 21, 20253 min read


Do I Need a Midwife & a Doula?
Newborn assessment by a Manitoba Midwife at Ode'imin. Midwife vs. Doula: What’s the Difference, and Which One Do You Need? If you're...
Apr 21, 20252 min read


Why Water Birth?
In recent years, water births have gained popularity among expectant parents looking for a more natural and calming birthing experience....
Apr 21, 20252 min read
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