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Prenatal Care

Let's get you in the right direction for preparing for birth.We monitor the health of the mother and fetus, Identify and manage potential health risks, Provide education on pregnancy and childbirth, Promote healthy lifestyle habits, and Prepare for labor and delivery. 

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Our Prenatal Care:

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Components of Prenatal Care:

  • Screening for genetic disorders and other health problems: Tests such as amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling.
     

  • Nutritional guidance: Advice on diet, supplements, and breastfeeding. 
     

  • Education on pain management, labor, and postpartum care: Classes, demonstrations, and support groups. 
     

  • Preconception care: Health counseling and screenings before pregnancy to improve overall health and reduce risks. 
     

  • Regular medical checkups: Physical exams, blood tests, ultrasounds, and monitoring of vital signs. 
     

Benefits of Prenatal Care: 

  • Reduced risk of pregnancy complications
     

  • Improved birth outcomes (e.g., healthier babies, lower infant mortality rates)
     

  • Increased chances of a successful breastfeeding experience
     

  • Enhanced emotional well-being for the mother 
     

Who Provides Prenatal Care: 

Prenatal care is provided by our Midwife, Dr. Michelle Drew and help of our doulas.

We also have a list of other healthcare professionals, obstetricians, midwives, or family physicians. 
 

Importance of Prenatal Care: 

Prenatal care is crucial for ensuring a healthy pregnancy and a safe delivery. We, here at Ubuntu empower women to make informed decisions about their health and provide them with the necessary support and guidance to navigate the journey of pregnancy. 

Here are some of the most popular questions we receive in mentoring sessions:

  • How can I get the birth I want?

  • How can we prepare for this birth?

  • Can you help me find a great, supportive care provider?

  • I'm thinking of becoming pregnant but I want to get a head start.

  • I've already had a baby but I want to do my next pregnancy differently!

  • What's the difference between and doctor and a midwife in the hospital?

  • Can you help me figure out where to give birth?

  • What's the difference between giving birth in the hospital, birthing center, or at home?

  • Can you tell me about the hospitals in the area?

  • Can you tell me about the birth centers in the area?

  • Might home birth be right for us?

  • What kinds of things have you seen in your experience?

  • What kind of support do I need?

  • Can you help me find a doula?

  • Can you help me find a pediatrician?

  • What types of things do we need for the baby?

  • What types of things do we need for lactation and feeding?

  • I have a million questions about feeding my baby - can you help?

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