Episode 14 - Pushing out your baby
Mel and B discuss the research behind pushing out your baby, we discuss the difference between physiological/spontaneous pushing and coached/directed pushing. As always, we talk you through every detail and also bring up the importance of descent as part of the pushing phase.
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