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HOW IT WORKS 6: UNDERSTANDING AND PROMOTING PHYSIOLOGICAL LABOUR AND BIRTH
From conception to the early postnatal period a mother and baby undergo a very specific and sequential cascade of neurohormones to ensure that maternal and fetal systems are aligned for a safe and effective labour and an optimum postpartum transition. This highly-evolved hormonal process is designed to enhance outcomes, initiate vital early attachments, support successful lactation and aid haemostasis following birth. Optimising birth physiology involves optimising the birth environment, using a philosophy of care that supports physiological birth processes.
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