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Birth partner guide

Name: Birth partner guide
Price: 19 USD
Availability: InStock

A practical step-by-step plan: from the first contractions to 40 days after.

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$19 USD

≈ $18,900 CLP · ≈ 1,570 RUB

Birth is not a time for rush or panic. A partner’s best tools are calm, warmth, and complete trust in her body. But what do you do once contractions have started? What do you do with your hands, what do you say to the staff, and how do you hold her in the first weeks?

The guide answers that in a concentrated, practical way. Each stage has concrete actions, words to say, and signs to recognise when to leave for the clinic or ask for medical help.

What's included

Labour at home — dim light, warmth, and quiet; warm water over the lower back and sacrum; massage with warm hands, the oxytocin dance
Supportive positions — side-lying with pillows, and standing with her hanging from your neck while you hold the iliac crests at the peak of a contraction
Care at home — a reminder to empty her bladder every 40–50 minutes, a thermos of tea, and light food for her and for you
When to leave — how to tell she has turned inward, and the 4-1-1 rule: contractions every 4–5 minutes, 50–60 seconds long, for an hour
The road and admission — calm driving, low-toned sounds together, handling the paperwork so she only has to breathe, and the sentence that anchors her
In the birth room — protecting the perineum, declining routine artificial rupture of membranes, what to do if contractions slow, and how to support her while pushing
The umbilical cord — asking to wait until pulsation stops before it is cut
Deciding calmly — the B.R.A.I.N. method when an intervention is offered: benefits, risks, alternatives, intuition, and what happens if you wait 15–30 minutes
The golden hour — uninterrupted skin-to-skin and, if she needs medical care, skin-to-skin with you
The 40 days of lying-in — rest, meals, and the house taken on by the partner, filtering visitors and advice, and 30–45 minutes a day for her to rest
Body and closeness — always rising from the side, no criticism of her body, lochia and care, and returning to intimacy without hurry
Red flags — fever, foul-smelling discharge, heavy bleeding, a severe headache, a painful breast lump with chills, and persistent tears or apathy

Format: Online · practical guide in three stages
Duration: At your own pace. Read it in an evening and return to it when needed
Who it's for: Partners who want to know how to support a birth and the first weeks with their hands, their voice, and their presence.
Investment: $19 USD
≈ $18,900 CLP · ≈ 1,570 RUB

5 sections39 items

Bag 1 · Labour
Bag 2 · Ward
Bag 3 · Discharge

Free checklist

Hospital bag checklist

Interactive list split into three bags — labour, ward, and discharge. Track what’s packed and download the PDF.

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